Harsh climate growing

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Growerguy143

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I decided to grow outside a little earlier this year, mostly to see how these plants withstand against the cold in early season conditions. Most days are hot 80-70 but nights drop low, around 50-35 degrees fahrenheit. one night brought a little bit too much frost and now my girls are a stunted. I’m not worried though, through the week it gets warm and I should see them pop right back up. Oregon1high desert conditions.
 

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Some sage country. Nice! Do you get deer coming through there? Looks like a good place to hunt. Also I love the arrow you used as a plant stake. Good luck!
 
hairball989 said:
they look so sad/dry, sorry i was under the impression that cold can make morph
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They were very sad out there and not always able to water on time but I put em in the ground and it’s a lot easier for them.
 

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