Wild Thailand Outdoor

T_Dog90
T_Dog90started grow question 1y ago
Hello Grow Family, I have a beautiful Thai Sativa on the balcony. Should I slowly bring her inside overnight or would you leave her outside? The temperature is around 10-12 degrees, and I think she still needs about 3-4 weeks. This is my first outdoor grow. Thank you all.
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Still_Smoq
Still_Smoqanswered grow question 1y ago
If she is getting dew on her in the morning because of the temps I’d bring it in to avoid getting wet, then dry daily. Keep her dry in flower. Nice looking plant!
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PurpleHazeSoldiers
PurpleHazeSoldiersanswered grow question 1y ago
Next year get a autoflower from June so you can grow during summer, German climate in October is perfect for budrot.
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ProfessorPuffington
ProfessorPuffingtonanswered grow question 1y ago
I see that a bit differently than user Ultraviolet 🙂 At 50F the plant is still respiring – enzymes don’t just stop, they just work much slower (Q10 effect). So growth and nutrient uptake slow down, but it doesn’t cause direct damage yet. The real problems come when it drops below ~45F/8°C or if it’s wet and cold for long periods – that’s when I’d definitely bring her in. Of course, she’ll be happiest warmer, no doubt – but it’s not like respiration shuts off at 50F. 🌱
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Ultraviolet
Ultravioletanswered grow question 1y ago
50F will cause damage. Bring her in.. Cellular respiration is not possible at 50F because cellular respiration relies on enzymes, which function optimally within a specific temperature range. If you really wanna give her a boost bring her in and keep her toasty the enzymes work best around 80F. Just make sure she doesn't go dry.
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Selkot
Selkotanswered grow question 1y ago
Well, there's nothing to add to what Professor Puffington said 😊
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ProfessorPuffington
ProfessorPuffingtonanswered grow question 1y ago
Hey! Was für eine schöne Dame – langer, speerförmiger Thai-Sativa-Head und sieht sehr gesund aus 😍 Zu deiner Frage: Nachttiefs von 10–12 °C sind kühl, aber noch okay. Es bremst das Wachstum und die Nährstoffaufnahme etwas (v. a. Mg/K), ist aber nicht gefährlich. Eine Thai ist wärmeliebend, also lohnt sich Schutz – tägliches Rein/Raus ist nur dann sinnvoll, wenn du die Dunkelphase wirklich sauber einhalten kannst. Reinholen, sobald es kälter als ~8–9 °C wird oder Dauerregen droht.
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