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I have two plants in the ground not quit ready, it is going to be 31 degrees tonight. Wondering if they will survive or just cut them today? Any info would be helpful.
Grease monkey and blueberry strains.
 
I have two plants in the ground not quit ready, it is going to be 31 degrees tonight. Wondering if they will survive or just cut them today? Any info would be helpful.
Grease monkey and blueberry strains.
Can you cover them with a blanket or plastic
 

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As outdoor plants gets older, they get stronger and more resistant to stress. Nothing wrong with covering them up like you did but if you don't feel like doing next year you can totally skip it. I've had snow and frost covered plants outside with zero damage in the past. FYI, try planting a single tree next year that you can use just to experiment on. I bet you'll be surprised how hard it is to kill cannabis.
 
As outdoor plants gets older, they get stronger and more resistant to stress. Nothing wrong with covering them up like you did but if you don't feel like doing next year you can totally skip it. I've had snow and frost covered plants outside with zero damage in the past. FYI, try planting a single tree next year that you can use just to experiment on. I bet you'll be surprised how hard it is to kill cannabis.
That's what I was thinking because they look fine, I guess I'm wondering if they will finish. Thanks for the info.
 
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