Maria's Subtropical Outdoor Guerilla Grows with Connoisseur Genetics (Perpetual Journal)

[Hasch]

Feliz Navidad

 

[Maria Sanchez]

Cold temps drive transpiration rates down and tend to stall flowering.
Also haze varieties require a lot of sun to develop to their full expression
Small calyxes are from low light/low temps usually unless genetic
10-15c for more than a few days will stunt growth especially if the pots/roots are even lower.

If you can make their feet(roots,pots) a bit warmer they should coup with the cold better.

Thanks for the pointers.
Though, being a guerilla grow, in a nation that has some pretty N@zi drug laws, there's only so much I can do.
If you go back through last season of this grow, you'll see that they mature okay in the winter here.
In fact, these girls in the pics above are doing fine in the weather.

The small calyxes I mentioned earlier where from late summer through fall,
when temps are around high of 38C to lows of about 25C.
And the UV factor, well, this is subtropical, we have plenty of UV.
But the weather was horrible in the late fall.
Nothing I can do about that.

Root temps will just be ambient temps, from about 15C to 20C these days.
Any practical advice for warming root temps in a guerilla grow like this?
It's not like I can run a heating mat out there for them!

 

[Maria Sanchez]

Feliz Navidad

Feliz navidad!
Frohe Weihnachten!

 

[TrifektaSeeds]

Thanks for the pointers.
Though, being a guerilla grow, in a nation that has some pretty N@zi drug laws, there's only so much I can do.
If you go back through last season of this grow, you'll see that they mature okay in the winter here.
In fact, these girls in the pics above are doing fine in the weather.

Yeah I gather that you do your best at the conditions at hand, not easy with that kind of cold around indeed..

Root temps will just be ambient temps, from about 15C to 20C these days.
Any practical advice for warming root temps in a guerilla grow like this?
It's not like I can run a heating mat out there for them!

If they are in pots id recommend isolating the pots somehow to retain as much heat as possible.
In the ground it's a different story and I don't see too much solutions.