PioneerValleyOG
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So you think just let it ride out? Or if Im able should I throw some fans up? Wont that just blow cold air on them?
Massachusetts Late Season Blues
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MICHI-CAN
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A covering should protect them. And provide a micro environment. Plants and soil activity generate heat. Your trying to contain that and prevent ice forming in your cells. A fan defeats this. Temps are colder due to evaporation. Orchards use them to prevent frost ,ice crystals from forming on plants that can tolerate colder temps. Blow em dry before you cover if wet. If still in the 30's for day? Remove plastic. Blow dry and recover to catch ambient heat and suns IR. Just watch for wilting. Sun is still pretty hot for another month.
PioneerValleyOG
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If I am able to place some of these on my porch or garage, is that something to consider?
MICHI-CAN
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Inside the garage is ideal. I'm in ground outdoors. LOL.
PioneerValleyOG
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So are a few of mine....
JonCreighton
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in southern mass we are running rather low DLIs latly.... 30-35... id be worried moving them under anything wil lower ur DLI to below 25.... this is basically too low for the plant produce... it will survivie and may add biomass... but wont add cannabinoids.. i wouldnt move them inside without some kinda light above them...
PioneerValleyOG
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Use a peroxide or better a milk 30% fine mist spray spray everything
PioneerValleyOG
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Putting plants out now
Imcamping86
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PioneerValleyOG
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Yea got down to the 30s last night, and I hated to/had to move a few of the ones I could its going to be even colder tonight, I hate to have to move them back and forth and back and forth but if thats what it takes then ahh that is what it takes.
Imcamping86
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I had to move them back and forth cause of the rain and heavy winds . It sucks cause when you move them , you risk damaging pistils. Even tho they grow back I’d rather keep what I got LOL ive only got three going .And it’s been a hell of a time lol don’t know how people manage dozens lol
PioneerValleyOG
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Think I'm just gonna leave them tonight, a little cool weather won't kill em, prolly just turn them more purple
Imcamping86
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I recall reading somewhere that cold weather accelerates growth . Not sure if this is accurate or not .
YardG
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Mine weathered last night okay, but it's tonight and tomorrow that have me slightly worried. Gonna be what it's gonna be.
The one positive is the coldest part of overnight "tonight" (may get down to 30) is right around 6am, and the sun will be coming up not too long after.
The one positive is the coldest part of overnight "tonight" (may get down to 30) is right around 6am, and the sun will be coming up not too long after.
doug mirabelli
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Unless your plants are small, I would think it’ll take more consistent cold temps to kill our girls. Weather in my neck of the woods seems to
Be warmer than most of the mass holes tho even still I don’t think anybody will wake up to a corpse. Consider a blanket At the base to keep the roots warmer
Boatguy
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Hey neighbor. Lucky you with the 2 weeks left.
Im looking at mine and thinking i am screwed. Maybe by Halloween from the looks of em.
JonCreighton
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you aint afraid of bud rot?.... big nugs... terrible vpds... iv lost pounds and pounds to budrot in these conditions
doug mirabelli
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It’s not raining or humid. I wasn’t aware that the cold will bring on rot
