one cold night and this shit happens.

infidel420 · Oct 30, 2009

im in so cal desert so it stays pretty good till end of november but 2 nights ago we had a cold night and it hit 32 degrees. some of the larger fan leaves have curled up. will my plants be alright cause they still have a little while to go.

infidel420 · Oct 30, 2009

23 views and nothing, cmon folks. need opinions

KaleoXxX · Oct 30, 2009

thats not too bad. i think you could handle 1 or 2 frosts before you have to harvest. nice lookin plant otherwise man

newb101 · Oct 30, 2009

youll be fine. id cut the dead leaves and wait for the next frost.

leming · Oct 30, 2009

you should be good as long as you don't have more cold nights

SmokaJoka · Oct 30, 2009

I need help as well i have 1 plant left i live in west europe so the winter gets frosty,my plant have just hit flowering what should i do?? would it survive the next few weeks?

infidel420 · Oct 30, 2009

SmokaJoka said:
I need help as well i have 1 plant left i live in west europe so the winter gets frosty,my plant have just hit flowering what should i do?? would it survive the next few weeks?

no hijacking here buddy, go start your own thread. and no your plant is going die.

greenlanter · Oct 30, 2009

SmokaJoka said:
must sativas cant handle low temps for too long their leafs are too skinny and fragile compere to an indica. i say check if a harvest a few weeks early is an optiom. the damege is low but u could end up with a low yield...

saynotothebs · Oct 30, 2009

infidel420 said:
no hijacking here buddy, go start your own thread. and no your plant is going die.

lmao im fucked up.... :weed:

.....anyway whats the weather outlook for your area?...they still look like they got some time to go i would hate to cut now...

infidel420 · Oct 30, 2009

saynotothebs said:
lmao im fucked up.........anyway whats the weather outlook for your area?...they still look like they got some time to go i would hate to cut now...

r u replying to me??? or smokey

saynotothebs · Oct 30, 2009

you fuck smoky...

NoobSkunk · Oct 30, 2009

your plants should be fine, they just curled up because it was cold most the leaves should go back to normal, atleast thats wat i learned in my horticulture lol but you should check wat leaves looked like they could have died from the cold and cut them off

delaner59 · Oct 30, 2009

yeah i would trim off the dying fan leafs. then keep a close eye on the forecast. looks like you are a couple weeks away from harvest so if it comes down to it, i would cut the plant down if it's almost ready but is going to face a cold night if left outdooors. best of luck and take it easy.

saynotothebs · Oct 30, 2009

yea i just googled the capital of phoenix arizona so you you should be good man wish i had them temps good luck...

infidel420 · Oct 30, 2009

hers a few more pics to give you guys a better view. also theres november's weather in my area.

highaltitude · Oct 30, 2009

That looks fine! It might just be what she needs, to give it her fullest.

infidel420 · Oct 30, 2009

another question i have is if it gets cold again how can i protect my plants, mind you there in the ground.

captain chronizzle · Oct 30, 2009

just build a little cover out of plastic sheeting, pvc. use 1/2". you wont even have to glue it. just make a box and cover it with the plastic.

the frost will never get to the plant.

TCurtiss · Oct 30, 2009

Can you guys build a temp green house with a clear tarp and 2 x4's???

Maybe some PVC pipes and elbows?

That's what I would be looking at if you have access

sedate · Oct 30, 2009

You can buy heating wire than you bury into the first few inches of soil around the base of the plant - if you keep the roots warm they are FAR more resistant to cold like that. The wire hovers around ~$20 at the garden stores near me.

You can also get plastic frost covers for your plants if you think it's gonna frost or rain.

Lastly - I've had lots of cold problems you'll be alright.

one cold night and this shit happens.

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