smokinpauly
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Awww man I thought we were comparing frosty nugs haha
FROST: general rules from experience....
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D.R.I.S 420
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Just buy some Alaskin thunder fuck seeds will survive any cold climate
GoldenMountGrant
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I grow outdoors in Aus, and I just checked the conversion, your 28f is equal to our 2c, I had girls in first week of flower, we got a silver frost, with temps to -6 celcius, none died, but all stopped flowering, and it was enough stress to turn 4 out of the 12 to hermie when they started reflowering
GoldenMountGrant
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And on another note, just incase anyone is unaware, it's not the frost that actually burns them, it's the rapid defrost when the sun hits the frost, so partially shading them from early sun, is also benificial on frosty mornings
GoldenMountGrant
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Frost damage from this morning
GoldenMountGrant
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I think the words "Frost Damage" are pretty self explanatory, burn from the frost, not sure what else I can tell you champ
Last time i face this problem. I think this is a fungus not sure .
GoldenMountGrant
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Yeah I normally do, Just didn't know it was coming, I thought it was gone, I had them covered for the worst ones, the frost that burnt that one wasn't a bad frost, was about 2 degrees celcius, hopefully it's over for this year , she's coming good
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cowtown
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I should have some information to contribute soon. Living in Canada it won't be long until we get a frost. This is my first grow so there was a lot of experimenting. I planted half in the ground and half in pots.
Obviously I won't be moving the in ground ones but I can move the potted ones into the garage to protect them from the frost. I will post back after our frost starts on how they make out.
I also noticed my in ground ones are already flowering pretty hard while the potted ones are not. I was told the strain is NYC Diesel but I have no clue since they were given to me and this is my first time. I have 100 acres so I figured why not giver a shot.
In ground.
Potted.
Obviously I won't be moving the in ground ones but I can move the potted ones into the garage to protect them from the frost. I will post back after our frost starts on how they make out.
I also noticed my in ground ones are already flowering pretty hard while the potted ones are not. I was told the strain is NYC Diesel but I have no clue since they were given to me and this is my first time. I have 100 acres so I figured why not giver a shot.
In ground.
Potted.
Crazytrain420
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Do you think an auto would fare well with cold weather? Only ask coz I'm guessing the ruderalis in them makes them more Hardy? Think I read that somewhere? I can't grow indoors anymore would there be any point trying outdoors? Thinking of planting this week
Younggreenthumb420
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If you're in Canada you probably won't be able to I know around me I'm only hitting 11-10 hrs of sun on good days and I know that the snow will forsure be falling November , so if you know how to grow in snow by all means !
or maybe a good green house ? Keep temps maybe 2 or 3 deg higher but I would just try and go stealthy inside
or maybe a good green house ? Keep temps maybe 2 or 3 deg higher but I would just try and go stealthy inside
mojoganjaman
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I'll share my latest frost fighter...scooped a swamp cooler for a mobile home...built a stand and dumped the watering system...tilted it a tad, and its instant wind for my girls...hth
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