Hello everyone, this photoperiod plant wasn’t doing well with the light intensity the others needed so I sent it to my greenhouse a few weeks ago. As you can see it’s in flower but only for about 2 weeks, maybe 3 at most. Here in Ohio September- early October usually stays warm, late October is hit or miss. To make matters worse this was part of a mixed pack I bought so it could be one of many strains and no way to know its flowering tendencies. This was grown in soil in a 3 gallon pot, indoor, for its veg cycle. Taking it outdoors through the plant into flower quickly.
From what I’ve read I shouldn’t consider bringing this back inside under any circumstances.. This is in a greenhouse that I have taken great measures to make bug proof and never had a problem..
If it doesn’t finish what would you guys do? I’d a space heater a real option? Risk bringing it indoors? Just cut my losses?
I would spray it down for bugs with something like Capt Jacks Dead Bugs, make sure there’s no bugs in your soil, then bring it indoors to finish flowering.
You’ll likely end up with mold/bud rot if you leave it in the greenhouse. It’ll be far too humid
I’m from Ohio too and bud rot is an issue. Looks like you might go into November…likely not going to do well outside. I would do as mentioned above and bring her back in the next time we have rain in the forecast…or sooner to hit her with lots of light.
Update Well, so far so good, Ohio weather has been dry and except a day or two of rain and highs in the 80’s. I am holding out for the miracle lol. My little auto to the right will finish but the photo is going to have to come inside, I also wanted to give a better idea of the greenhouse to people who say not to bring it in. I have an insect net under the greenhouse, snap tile on the inside, and screens for the windows. I also use a mixture of Castile soap, tea tree soap, alcohol, and peroxide around the outside base and structure. . I got spider mites once and I vowed NEVER again!
