It Won't Stop

I've had an outdoor grow going for about 3 weeks now. Everything started well with beautiful sunny weather and after about a week it started to rain, hard. After an entire day of hard rain it stopped and got sunny again for about 2 days and it rained again. For a week and a half it's been raining about every 2-3 days and these past 3 days it's been raining every day. Two of my plants have died, and one's growth got very stunted.
If my entire grow is destroyed by the continuing rain (it doesn't show signs of stopping) would it be too late to begin a new one in early June?

[dezalb]

Had almost the same problem my plants were outside and like somewhat of a tornado came through knocking over plants and drowning my little babies (i miss them). But ya i would re grow bro might as well not waste ur time with stunted growth and shit..keep them in pots so that u can move them indoor in the winter time since ur in jersey..

good luck bro

I'm not going to be able to grow inside that's why I'm doing it outside in the first place. If it will take too long, is there any way that I can make them bud early even if it's at the cost of potency or yeild?

[AGP]

nope. there's no way to control when they flower unless you can bring them in. sorry man... i live in NJ as well, and i'm going to plant mine after the rain season is over.

[doob3r]

Originally Posted by sandrothecoolma

I've had an outdoor grow going for about 3 weeks now. Everything started well with beautiful sunny weather and after about a week it started to rain, hard. After an entire day of hard rain it stopped and got sunny again for about 2 days and it rained again. For a week and a half it's been raining about every 2-3 days and these past 3 days it's been raining every day. Two of my plants have died, and one's growth got very stunted.
If my entire grow is destroyed by the continuing rain (it doesn't show signs of stopping) would it be too late to begin a new one in early June?

when possible, lant on a hill so this is not as much of a problem, and it will realy really cut down on the risk of a complete flood out, they should be fine man, i have crazy weather where im at, and ive had some out door plants starting since late jan. early april, i know before april because i got april fooled about a bunch of loggers by my plot, its gotten down to 24 F and they have not been stunted at all

We had a really nice day today even though it rained after about 5 pm. Apparently they're looking a little healthier and of the 3 survivors, one of them is a definite female, so things seem to be alright.