Outdoor temperature

Kevinpi

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• Sep 3, 2019

• #1

I'm worried about night time temperature when finishing my plants in mid Oct the last week that im suppose to finish is going to have extremely low temps 10 degrees Celsius or lower one night reaching 1 degrees Celsius ! How will this effect my plants I have a blueberry and white window and a banana jack huge plants ! Should I cut them down early ?? Should I risk it ?? What signs I'm I looking for to just chop them down ? Thanks

 

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SuperNutz

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• Sep 3, 2019

• #2

You're trusting a forecast for a month from now? I don't trust the 2 day forecast lol. As long as it doesn't go negative it's fine, if anything it will bring out the colors better and make it purdy.

 

myke

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• Sep 3, 2019

• #3

Stakes and a blanket if there in the ground.

 

SuperNutz

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• Sep 3, 2019

• #4

I just converted Celsius to Fahrenheit, that's 50 degrees Fahrenheit, most people here have those night time temps already, some west coasters have those night temps in the summer. You'll be fine.

 

Joedank

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• Sep 3, 2019

• #5

Don’t fret my friend it was 10*Celsius here last night and my girls are fine . You get down to -3 Celsius with no sun the next day and you should get scared .
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Kevinpi said:

I'm worried about night time temperature when finishing my plants in mid Oct the last week that im suppose to finish is going to have extremely low temps 10 degrees Celsius or lower one night reaching 1 degrees Celsius ! How will this effect my plants I have a blueberry and white window and a banana jack huge plants ! Should I cut them down early ?? Should I risk it ?? What signs I'm I looking for to just chop them down ? Thanks

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Kevinpi

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• Sep 4, 2019

• #6

Thanks

 

i.am.what.i.am

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• Sep 4, 2019

• #7

i've had plants in freezing weather or just below freezing weather for a few days. they'll be fine

 

BrewersToker

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• Sep 4, 2019

• #8

I actually like a couple frosts to add some color to my buds. They seem to get a little more resin too.

 

grapenut2457

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• Sep 4, 2019

• #9

We have been down to 5 C here a few times lately....my girls are looking really healthy. Day time temps are 20-24 C.