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moleculated

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My flowering outdoor plants are almost ready, just about another week left. In a couple of days the low temp is dropping to 37F, with rain, and then rising back into the 60s with lows in the mid and upper 40s, which my girls seem to do just fine in, for the following days. Is this too cold for my plants? Should I just harvest now, a little early? The trichs are about 70% cloudy and 30% clear right now. Any help is appreciated!
 
Thurgood jenkin$

Thurgood jenkin$

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Leave them till their ready. Marijuana are hearty plants and can put up with colder temps than that. You're all good. In my opinion.
 
nick88

nick88

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moleculated said:
My flowering outdoor plants are almost ready, just about another week left. In a couple of days the low temp is dropping to 37F, with rain, and then rising back into the 60s with lows in the mid and upper 40s, which my girls seem to do just fine in, for the following days. Is this too cold for my plants? Should I just harvest now, a little early? The trichs are about 70% cloudy and 30% clear right now. Any help is appreciated!
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37 is a lil chilly. Try putting some mulch or compost around base of plant to help keep roots warm, and if you can maybe cover with some type of cloth or burlap. Just in case the weather man is a lil off and you get a frost.
 
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imchucky666

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moleculated said:
My flowering outdoor plants are almost ready, just about another week left. In a couple of days the low temp is dropping to 37F, with rain, and then rising back into the 60s with lows in the mid and upper 40s, which my girls seem to do just fine in, for the following days. Is this too cold for my plants? Should I just harvest now, a little early? The trichs are about 70% cloudy and 30% clear right now. Any help is appreciated!
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I have been getting a few 40 degree nights in the past 2 weeks, and my Indica actually seems to like it, but my Sativa has not responded negatively or otherwise.
The plants should be fine, even able to sustain a couple light frosts.
 
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