Yeah i am going to chop mine down tomorrow due to all the rain done battled but rott already.
If I was a little closer I’d probably do the same. I lost a couple plants last year due to bud rot. Supposed to be getting the remnants of that hurricane for the next few days.
One of the worst seasons to grow outdoors this all the rain and high humidity i also live in Virginia near Blue ridge mountains
I’d rather throw her in the garage with as much light as you’ve got - protect her from the moisture and elevated humidity. Bud rot is going to be infinitely more damning than a few nanners. And frankly she’s far enough along that if it’s just her, I wouldn’t worry too much. She’s not going to live long enough to make viable seeds anyway.
Edit - make sure you shut the lights off and turn em back on every 12 hrs.
Kinda the route I was leaning. I’m gonna set my lights as close to sunrise/sunset as I can get and weather the storm. I’ve got a set of 4ft T-5 fluorescents I can use and some smaller led grow bulbs I can use for supplemental lighting. Would hate to lose 6 month of work this close to the finish.
Definitely been a pain with the high humidity. Power bill has been killing me the last couple of months between ac and running a dehumidifier nonstop.
The hurricane last weekend finished our area for this year. If the wind and rain didn’t take them then the mold did within 48 hrs of the storm.
Be my choice. But Just Make sure you’ve got a good amount of air flow on her too.
Mine got by 4 days inside with just day light thru the windows till we got the power back on.
They’re Under hps now. 
Good luck with yours . 
Yea I’ll definitely put a fan on her. Hopefully once the rain stops she can go back outside to finish up. Only a couple weeks left here before I’m expecting a frost. She’s already starting to turn purple. I’m assuming from the cooler temps.
Good Old AEP shocking it too us with high power rates.
