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Will October/November harvest time (in a UK Greenhouse) hurt my plant or decrease yield etc?

RJW1989
RJW1989started grow question 2 years ago
If my greenhouse-girl will flip to flowering in late August, will temperatures during the estimated harvest time of late October (or even early November) (in uk conditions...) damage or hinder my plant at all? Thanks guys
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NatureSolutions
NatureSolutionsanswered grow question 2 years ago
As long as its in a greenhouse, and so you are able to keep the buds dry in those rainy months then no problem. I had a december harvest last year, where i had to harvest when it wasnt even close to finish lol, with no greenhouse, and so everything rotted away as i watched, is was the main reason for me to switch to autoflowers😉 and i dont regret, because i can have plants in flower now when the sun is max intensity. Outdoors is harsh in western europe
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Chucky324
Chucky324answered grow question 2 years ago
Hello. I faced sort of this problem too. My solution was to put a tent in the greenhouse. In the early spring days It was only open for about 6 hours but the light came on early and I turned in on when I closed up the tent and the neibours weren't bothered by the light. Even if you don't use a light you can still control when the plants start flowering by opening the tent at 8 am and closing it at 8 pm. I put my plants into flowering on June 1st and will harvest Aug 15 after 10 weeks of flowering under the strongest mid summer light, not the weak mid fall light. I know it's an extra expense so maybe consider it for next year so you can control flowering times better. Chuck.
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