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Heavy Rain On Young Plants
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Downpours in late May hit seedlings after they go outside, and a plant with four nodes gets splashed with mud, flattened or has its roots exposed as the soil washes off. A cut plastic bottle, a cloche or an upturned crate for the worst hour of a storm is enough, and mulch around the stem stops the soil from splashing onto the leaves. Rain shelters that members rig up for the first fortnight outdoors are collected on https://kushindicaseeds.com. Indica plants recover quickly once they have some woody stem.
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