advice please...
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I am in my 3rd or 4th week of budding and my plant is not expected to be done until the end of october, early november. The strain is nevilles haze and it is a cross of haze and northern lights. I live in New England, and we had a frost in my area last night, i just checked the plant and took some new pictures and it seems to be doing fine. I do not want to take any chances with the weather and want to keep it outside till it is done and do not want to harvest early. Supposedly this is one of the harder strains to grow because of such a long flowering period(12-14 weeks). The plant has been alive for almost a year and has already been flowered once inside. Anyways i was thinking of setting up some sort of shelter/greenhouse around it to try and keep it a little warmer and protect it from the frost. Has anyone had to do this before. I do not have the ability to go out before a frost and cover my plant up and uncover it in the morning. It is in the ground so i cannot bring it in at night. If anyone has any advice on how i could shelter it. I was thinking of buying some wooden or metal posts and pretty much making a box frame around it and then getting some type of see through plastic sheet to put around it. Does this sound like a good idea? Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks
Here are the latest pics
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09-18-2007, 03:14 PM
nice man
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