Freezing night temperatures

[rizzle]

Hey guys, checked out a couple of the threads here regarding cold/freezing night temperatures and am feeling a bit better about leaving my babies outdoors tonight. Just wanted to double check..we've had a few 30degree or lower nights (not much lower than 28) and its 2 am right now and temperature is 30 so I'm feeling a bit nervous and am anxious about chopping before sunrise (which I decided to hold off on in hopes of receiving a few opinions *fingers crossed*). Pistils are still clear/milky white so I'm pushing to keep it out bit longer but I feel I'm asking for trouble. I also have a couple plants I cut last week and plan to reveg, still hanging around outdoors and am wondering how much longer (regarding the cold) they can be kept out before I bring them in for re-vegging. Thanks in advance for any greatly appreciated opinions/advice and happy harvest everyone!

 

[xX Kid Twist Xx]

as long as the temps dont sink to low you should be ok. but if they get to the low 20s you know it was below freezing for a longer period of time. ive had plants with ice on them before i chopped them last year and they turned out fine.

 

[rizzle]

Oh wow :surprised Thank you for the quick response kidtwist, muuuuuch appreciated. In that case just going to keep watch on moisture/dew levels for another week or two tops, then drop the hatchet. Thanks again!

 

[Nobodynobody]

if you got a cold framgreenhouse. i hear the plastic helps keep it warm at like a blanket. Keep an eye on this. Know a guy that drag in and ouside ever day to keep things going threw out the year.

 

[mal]

Watch the rain

Your worst enemy in the fall is the moisture. The reason I usually will bring my girls in a little early is if I see several says of rain in a row. Especially if it is cold when it rains, just like making hash cold rain will wash off your resin or make your plants mold



mal