help!!!!!!!

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neil420

Active Member

• Aug 25, 2008

• #1

im a first time grower, i have two femals the small one is 5 foot 8in and is budding nicely and should be ready to harvest befor frost but the big on is 7 foot tall and only started flowering a few weeks ago it won't be ready.wat should i do?

 

Dirtyboy

Well-Known Member

• Aug 25, 2008

• #2

Ya can wait and see what happens.

 

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neil420

Active Member

• Aug 25, 2008

• #3

im going to wait as long as i can i just want to know what to do in case the frost come sooner than expected and can you please tell me how to get back to my post? i logged out and it took a wile to find

 

Dirtyboy

Well-Known Member

• Aug 25, 2008

• #4

Nothing you can do bro. Its all upto mother nature now.

 

phillypete

Well-Known Member

• Aug 25, 2008

• #5

click on my rollitup in the top left corner of the page and it will show you your latest posts/threads. You could take some clones off the big plant and grow them inside.

 

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neil420

Active Member

• Aug 25, 2008

• #6

i can still take clones even after its started budding

 

Dirtyboy

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• Aug 25, 2008

• #7

neil420 said:

i can still take clones even after its started budding

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Yes they just take a little longer to root.

 

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neil420

Active Member

• Aug 25, 2008

• #8

thank you
kiss-ass

 

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bonze309

Well-Known Member

• Aug 25, 2008

• #9

just watch the weather and put a sheet oh her on the cold nights you still hav all sept and half of oct about 6 week alot will happen

 

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neil420

Active Member

• Aug 25, 2008

• #10

ive been readin some post and like every one else Everything I say is a joke and not the truth thank you.

 

goldenchips

Well-Known Member

• Aug 25, 2008

• #11

Google citrus groves and find out what people do to keep the oranges from freezing.
They tent and spray with water i think.
Anyway im from minnesota and have had some tough bouts with frost myself.
The buds can take a frost as low as 29 degrees without much damage, any lower than that you need to cover her with a tarp of some kind.
Usually the first cold snap only lasts a couple of days, then a couple more weeks of good weather. If you can get to her easy enough to cover her for a couple of days, It would be preferable to cutting early.