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Way to hot and humid

Ckbrew

Ckbrew

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76*F, 91% RH. at 07:00. Only supposed to get hotter today up to 92* and 58% RH. Not good. Someone said, good thing we do not live in the tropics it would be this way every day. How the heck do they grow in Thailand? Must be the genetics. 8 weeks to go to finish the current crop before winter takes it all back and starts to freeze me out.
 
I am looking at 81*F first thing this morning, high expected around 100* with 80% RH and fells like temps of near 112*. My outside day is over by noon, I just cant handle the heat the way I did 20 years ago. Only 3 or 4 more weeks of it and the temps drop, I'm ready for it.
 
We have not had the blazing summers of the past. This year it's all about rain. Even so, the temps in my tent are always between 82-85 degrees with a 50-60% humidity. I am running my lights at night to help keep the temp down. But, on a twelve twelve schedule, the time frame for working with the plants is limited.
 
Ckbrew seasons are a challenge here as well, leaves are already turning. I've gone the forcing flower route.
Indoor/outdoor GG #4 grow, now 25 days since "flipping" and 29" tall (lol). I have been going with 12 1/2 hrs of daylight as opposed to 12hrs and the plant seems to love it.
Going to be near 90 here and high humidity today. Fortunately my lonely girl is transportable :)
All the best, stay cool.

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The wind has been brutal here all week. Gusts up to 60mph forecast for later today. We've got chances for rain every day for a week after Saturday and high temps back down in the high 80's. Plants have really been drinking water.
 
Well that GG#4 is sure pretty GreenState sure hope mine fills out as well as yours. It's just a smoky hot day here i guess we'll have it till late fall rains happen now. Mine are saggy outdoors overnight but they look fine just taking there own slow time forming buds. I sure have been enjoying my GG from the last tent grow.
 
Thanks guys (and gals :) ) She's beginning to give off that gorilla glue stank (g). We're going for sit in front of the woodstove ,couch lock wake me up in the spring winter weed (ha,ha).
 
I'm just staring at that deck shot this morning what a beautiful picture. Careful with that GG#4 ( course i'm a light weight when it comes to heavy THC ) I sit outdoors with one i rolled me the dogs and cats watching the wildlife pass by our place. Life is but a dream never take what you have for granted, nature finds a way to heal.
 
I am used to the heat here in the summer. Last summer was one for the record books and no rain. This year another for the record books but opposite. We have over 14 inches rain so far and more to come. Tropical storm season comes in another month. The humidity this summer has been continuous and we are not used to it. Mosquitos are horrible and we are not used to that at all. we have toads everywhere. from the size of small flies to the size of a small dog. The big ones are Colorado river toads . Some nuts lick them to get high. The small ones are called spadefoot. There rare so many it is hard to walk around without stepping on them. They range in size from fly to about golf ball size. I got 30 out of my pool this morning. Green desert and then Spadefoot toad. Last picture is my Royal gorilla.
 

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We have bull frogs here, MMMmmmmMMM fried frog legs! But if you dont remove the tendon they'll jump out right out of the pan.
 
95 degrees, 47% RH and breezy here in Oklahoma City today. Plants really stacking buds and handling things well. Zookies, Romulan and Bruce Banner. Good growing to all!
 

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It's local,,, Meaning pure landrace beans thrives in their own environment. Would you be more happy living in a cold climat like I do lollll
 
Went to get water from the spring, not now, its going back into the ground before it gets here. I need rain and this storm coming into the gulf is not going to deliver for me.
 
Last night was the first that temps got as low as the mid 60's and the humidity was really high with no wind........dead air. Put a couple of fans on the potted girls on the back porch.......the ones planted in the ground in the far corners of my yard will have to fend for themselves. Trying to fend off any mold/mildew/but rot before it starts. Worm activity has picked up a bit, but managing to keep them plucked off. It's never easy.
 
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