slayer6669
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yea its amazing what they can live through. i have had a big problem with deer eating mine in the past
37 degrees!? Light frost on grass bad?
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Beba76
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What strain are you growing? Did you top your girls? I hear northern lights are a great strain to grow in this area. I had no clue what to order when I was shopping for seeds. Pretty much looked for the sexiest looking plants, and something with a higher thc content. I love smoking indica, but was unsure about the strains at the time. I had one other plant that had already matured, but I might have chopped it down a tad early, at that time I was unsure about the trichs and looking for the "milky/amberish" colors. The smoke is okay, but nothing to brag about. Hoping that these will be fully mature when I take them down.
Beba76
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So the deer do eat these plants! yikes... Wonder why they not eating mine(yet) the buggers bed down all around where my girls are. I see they walk by the plants now and then, but they never bothered them. Can't say the same for the wife's flowers, they seem to love eating them. So i assumed there was something about the plant they didn't like. Hopefully they don't develop a taste for bud
Beba76
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My girls seem to be changing (Dying?) very quickly now. Are the hairs going all funky like because of the frost they were exposed to? or do they just die naturally. Not sure if what I am seeing is normal.View attachment 2342037View attachment 2342038View attachment 2342039View attachment 2342040View attachment 2342041This is happening to all 3 girls =(
matt7835706
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Yes they will turn from a nice white to a orangeish brown as the plant matures, carry on.
mushroom head
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Yes that will happen if they get hit good with frost.
Beba76
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What would you do with them at this stage? Let them go & see what happens, or Chop em down?
mushroom head
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Mine look exaxtly like yours from frost. Whats the week forecast look like? If its gonna warm up a bit and not frost hard, let em ride. They will be stunted for a bit but should still grow.
Beba76
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Looks like it may cool down for a couple days then warm back up, but with all the earth changes happening who really knows. I will keep them in the ground & see what happens. The leafs and the rest of the plant looks relatively healthy so hopefully they can hold on another couple/few weeks. Thanks for the feedback! Hope you fair well with yours!
hotrodharley
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Let them go. Even if the frost nips them the plant will keep going.
the extreme cold weather made her mature faster without time to finish budding.. thats why it looks dried out. its actually. Finished! if you know a frost is coming.. try covering your plants with some type of clear tarp. it will keep the frost from touching the plant.
Beba76
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Thanks, I went out and chopped that 1/2 of the plant, trimmed it up a bit & hung it in my shed ... does this mean the other 1/2 is "finished" also? or will it still grow some more? By finished you mean "dead" right? Wondering if I will get anything off this little kush (bzzz'ed) I think the temps are supposed to drop to 5 degrees tonight, so I will be heading across shortly to wrap them up somehow, someway. I should have some drop sheet kicking around...if not I will just use newspapers like some dude mentioned earlier. Think I learned 100 things NOT to do while growing during this learning process... Hoping next season will be much more plenty full ... Thanks for the reply p.s
...it looks healthier now lol
...it looks healthier now lol