i've been reading many posts and talking to several rollitup-ians, and they say you can even go down to just above Frost temps without any problems. We've even gone down to 7C one night just this last week passed, and my one plant (8 died in spring, and culled the one male) is doing just fabulous. the only thing that keeps pissing me off is the rain, as i see that the trichomes are impacted. MUST PROTECT THE TRICHOMES!!!
I know, damn F'n rain. I was so severarly impacted when we had that hail storm and severer downpour about 3 weeks back (just about all the trichomes washed off, and my poor lady had to start all over again
), that this time I just threw whatever i had laying around in an attempt to cover her up. two days later i removed the plywood and chairs and whatnot, and lord, sweet sugar! 
Those are looking great. No worries or signs of stress yet.
Thnx. you a nihilist, or a nullist?
i've also burried my plant in a big pile of fresh leaf compost to protect the roots overnight. that should keep things warmer and more stable for the next week or so. I'm about no more than 2 weeks away from harvest.
Rain is biggest foe now
No kidding finally getting some sun its been brutal with all the rain an no sun ffsYay! Several more days of reasonably warm weather for us Torontonians with no more rain.
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Lmfao. Ya even caught the sneaky vanilla and cherry i added at the last moment.
Nice sunset captures.Photos from today sunset
10 feet tall it just to keep dew off colas also heavy rain fall off dense cola
That's what i thought, and which had to be to accommodate full size plants, but i wasn't sure how tall the plant's were in the pics, so I didn't have a reference.
It has a slope to it allow for rain to run off .it manage to hold up during all the rainfall we had last week .I think snow would be a problem.
It wasn't too bad since I have an extensive construction background was not hard at all . Trimming on the hand that's hard
Triming the frame or trimming what's growing inside the frame?
Ha ha lol what's inside the frameTriming the frame or trimming what's growing inside the frame?
drive around and appropriate about 190+ bags of mainly Maple Tree leaves every late OctoberI'm likely going to try planting a couple in Pots next year (so i can locate them to a sunnier location, as well as bring them into the garage when severe storms hit - i had a severe downpour with hail and tornado-gust winds about two weeks ago, and it just about washed off all the trichomes), and to the main point of this post, I will be using "organic fertilizers exclusively" - fish hydrolusates. I like using Wegmans Liquid Gold (bat guano: 6,6,6), all in a good mix of black earth and leaf compost.
Leaf compost both stabilizes and balances PH levels below 7, which is ideal, so you don't have to worry or F#$%^ with your PH levels for the life of the plant. LC also contains micro nutrients and beneficial root fungus, as well as retains excellent moisture levels without becoming water logged.
I do have an advantage in that i have an elaborate composting system for all my garden plants, and drive around and appropriate about 190+ bags of mainly Maple Tree leaves every late October
PS if you would like some instructions on how to build and maintain a compost system I would be glad to help out.
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really? what total F'n pricks! What region are you in? so i know not to move there.
awesome. where you getting that from? you live on or by a farm?
hey, you're as old as i am, then. <two thumbs up>
