Alabama purp outside questions..

I have a purp plant just one and is flowering and probably almost done. I have not looked at my trichomes yet to see if they are milky or amber yet. But my question is recently the hurricanes came up and cooled the temp down to 58 - 60 degrees in september with a recent 4 to 5 day extreme wind and rain. Was wondering how bad will my grow be set back due to the temp and rain. Also since i have no indoor space the whole aspect of growing feminized purp outside is new to me i was wondering if yall have some advice..

And i am not a pro but its my 3rd grow but is the first time with this much drastic change in temp and so much rain. in need of advice.. any info will be appreciated thanks

any input would be appreciated!!

Temps around 60 degrees is no problem at all... The rain is fine also, as long as you aren't overwatered and growing in a puddle. You won't be set back at all, you are fine, no worries... Low temps at night will often bring out many different colors in your bud... Blue, purple, pink... Pretty cool.. Good luck!

Auburntgrs said:

any input would be appreciated!!

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Some pics would be nice.

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Some pics would be nice.

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you can't make a thread about purple bud and not post pictures. My stoner eyes need viewing. Although it does sound like your having a hard time. Have you checked on the plants condition? Temps that low will just slow down growth, might not kill it. Depending on strain and how tough of a plant it is.

I don't know if that made any sense...

just look out for bud rot, mildew and mold with all the rain.

It is getting a little cool for them, but also be alert for slugs around your stem. Whenever there is a lot of dampness they seem to come out of the woodwork, so to say.

watch out in bama. helicopters fly over and check for grows. hopefully yours is not to big. close by me they got some good.