Hoping can last a couple more weeks!?

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Wickedwaffl3

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• Sep 18, 2022

• #1

What do you think. First year outdoor. Temps are dipping way down at night (7 degrees Celsius as we speak) but back up to 18ish Celsius during the days. Can I keep her living for a couple more weeks?
I want your guy’s advice - supposed to be big wind and rain next week too. Thanks all
Peace

 

Sir Napsalot

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• Sep 18, 2022

• #2

2 weeks seems rather optimistic

 

MICHI-CAN

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• Sep 18, 2022

• #3

Wickedwaffl3 said:

What do you think. First year outdoor. Temps are dipping way down at night (7 degrees Celsius as we speak) but back up to 18ish Celsius during the days. Can I keep her living for a couple more weeks?
I want your guy’s advice - supposed to be big wind and rain next week too. Thanks all
Peace View attachment 5199905View attachment 5199906

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English on temps? Needing some water. Should take temps to 50F with little droop or yellow. Just put a pup tent over it.

 

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Wickedwaffl3

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• Sep 18, 2022

• #4

Sir Napsalot said:

2 weeks seems rather optimistic

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Dang Eh. Going to have to see how much cold she can handle!

 

OGGanjaPatient

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• Sep 22, 2022

• #5

Plant needs at least 5-6 weeks from maturity by the looks of it wishing you the best

 

Funkentelechy

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• Sep 22, 2022

• #6

7 degrees celsius(44.6 F) is no problem, I usually don't run into issues until temps drop below -33 Celcius(26 F). They can take a freeze just fine, but It all depends on how long and how low.

 

Herb & Suds

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• Sep 22, 2022

• #7

Mature plants take cold better than spring chickens
That and it looks like the next few weeks are pretty mild in my neck of the woods

 

Cannabinoid Froyd

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• Sep 22, 2022

• #8

I sure hope so. She's gonna need every bit of those 2 weeks.