Jack Frost came to visit :o
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Gabby1469
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I agree if it was all about the cool factor id say my first grow was a booming success
DblBrryInvestments
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Go pick up some clear tarp and rig up some type of shelter, should give her some warmth, cannabis is pretty hardy up until temps start to drop below 30F for long periods of times.
Just add vents at the bottom and the top so you get fresh air and humidity doesn't build up.
Just add vents at the bottom and the top so you get fresh air and humidity doesn't build up.
ForeverGreen42
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Hope they recover fine for you. I had the same thing 1-2 weeks back, a frost that got down to 23 farenhight & they look snow covered, buds were frozen. All of mine except for 2 made it, those two started slowly dying off over the next week, think it just stressed them out to much.
If you add a layer of compost then a thick
Later of hay that will help tremendously. Good luck!
If you add a layer of compost then a thick
Later of hay that will help tremendously. Good luck!
sandhill larry
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If you can wash the frost off before the sun hits it, it doesn't "burn" as bad.
Gabby1469
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it was tarped the previous times :/ guess i need to watch the weather forcast more often
Gabby1469
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as this is my first grow im still not down with the timing the seeds were germinated mid May so im unaware how many weeks left it has to flower
i know i know (what a noob) hahaha leaves have started to fade though
Gabby1469
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tried this last year with fruit trees and the water froze making it worse :/
shhhmokey
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Naw we all gotta learn bud! People need to rembre...we were all new at 1 point. Lol.as this is my first grow im still not down with the timing the seeds were germinated mid May so im unaware how many weeks left it has to flower
If you look at others posts that live near your area you may be able to get an idea when it started to flower.
Best of luck. Hope u do as well as you hopped too!
sandhill larry
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We do that to our fruit trees when it gets down in the 20's {here in NW Florida}. The ice will keep the colder air off the trees.
Good luck with your girls.