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purplebuds
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Rqs says this:Once soil temperatures drop below 12°C, a cannabis plant's metabolism starts to slow down considerably. As it does, the plant will struggle to take up water, nutrients, and oxygen from its soil, and many of the enzymatic processes needed to fuel its growth will come to a standstill.Deci've root bound both indoor so it's not out of the realm. it would have to be a pretty big plant.
root zone temp is more important. exposed buckets outdoor fair worse than a ground plant. once you hit 13c ambient outdoor air temp, the plant stalls. your temps are definitely at end, and i would expect to see it dropping, or consuming leaves.
lol, they get everywhere. if possible i'd do a bud wash after chop. you can search it here. i smoked loads of outdoor. it's not a snob thing, it's just an exposure you need to be aware of as a grower.
nice.
check your watering a touch as well. they won't consume so much when it's cooler. hit the linky.
I doubt my soil has dropped below 12c, the temps below 12c are at night and for a very short period, we're still averaging above that