HELP! Outdoor grow help please!

[Lucky13]

Hi,
this is a cheese seedsman strain outdoors. Its in soil, and been sitting outside all season. We started flushing last week. We were hoping for a couple extra weeks for flower, but the temps dropped to 31/32 a couple nights ago and walking out this morning to this.. Is it too late to try and save her? Should I harvest, or should I see if she recovers?
thank you in advance!

 

[golfnrl]

What are the day time temps? Is the sun shining again? Can you give it a day to see if it perks back up? I'm asking because I have a plant that's been in the ground since March. She's suffered cold, 70+mph winds, thunderstorms, varmints, and my inexperience with outdoor plants. She's about 8' tall and about 6' across and wrapped in plant tape. She's lost some branches along the way, but she's hung in there, and has produced some monster buds. My back yard is starting to smell skunky. I've got my fingers crossed she can make to the very end. So what I'm saying is, your plant may recover. Others with more experience will also weigh in.

 

[SoOrbudgal]

I'm in Oregon got a full on storm wind/rain going right now. I drug my pots under a canopy. I'd sure try and salvage her, like golfnrl says. I've seen snow covered outdoor plants come back. I seen videos of them laying on the ground still growing. Can you at least put her where she's protected?

 

[Lucky13]

We are in northern illinois area, and this week is supposed to be 50s to 70s. It got watered this morning and keeping a careful eye on it.. And, ya, its been a stormy and windy year! This one also fell off the table at some point and needed to be picked back up!

 

[SoOrbudgal]

Hey good luck man, hopefully just alittle while left. Were in the same boat i'm in the midst of harvest it's daily now and should be done by end of Oct. just hope not to much WPM/mold. It's not very cold here only upper 40s during night and days are still in 60s but rainy lots of humidity. It's gonna be a close one.

 

[Cali]

This coming from another grower not me, but when colas are falling over he suggests supporting them. Meaning tie them or stake them up because when the coals are hanging low the plant thinks it’s dying and won’t grow anymore. When supported it feels strong and healthy? I guess. Cant hurt to try it.

 

[bboyfromwayback]

Common now! We need to see pics of that big beauty!

 

[Rwise]

For frosty mornings get out there and wash the frost off before the sun shines on them. My bet would be she is going to reach up and finish just fine, she may shed a few leaves.
Of course if you know its coming, cover or move inside for they night. Mine have roots out the bottom, a tad hard to move.

 

[Lucky13]

It Lives! ... and I just realized I didnt take a picture lol! I will post one tomorrow at some point, but thank you all for the advice and support! Saved me from just chopping it down premature for sure!

 

[PLreef]

Id definitely give it a chance to live. Maybe make some kind of makeshift greenhouse for it. Some PVC and plastic for the colder nights. Then remove it in the am. Might want to stick a fan in there too.