Among the risks in outdoor grows is the chance of ugly weather. This has been the case for all of week 2 in the PNW. I had wondered if any growth at all had taken place. Comparing the picture from a week ago shows indeed there has been some growth, but maybe not as much as I would like. Here she is today:
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Here she is a week ago:
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We've been 10-15 degrees below seasonal averages for a couple weeks. And those averages have daytime highs lower than anywhere else in the lower 48 states. Challenging for warmth loving plants like Cannabis. But today the sun popped out and we got to a balmy 71 degrees. I think I could actually watch this little gal grow while basking in this rare day of sunshine.
Here she is a week ago:
We've been 10-15 degrees below seasonal averages for a couple weeks. And those averages have daytime highs lower than anywhere else in the lower 48 states. Challenging for warmth loving plants like Cannabis. But today the sun popped out and we got to a balmy 71 degrees. I think I could actually watch this little gal grow while basking in this rare day of sunshine.
