It's getting frosty out there. We've got some tips, some tricks, some growers advice, man. If you're coming on some outdoor growing, it's the time of year, man. We've got to get that hanging up. We've got to get it dry. We've got to get it in your jars so you can choke on all your hard work during the season. Even so.

Yeah, excellent, my friend.

Even so, I got a banner is right off range here, right off camera here, but he'll grow, oh, he's on camera now, banner, sorry, man.

He'll grow some exotic strains sometimes and what? You can have a 10-week strain, right? You can outside? Even inside, indoors. Sure. Yeah, so. All the good ones start a little longer in my experience. And if you only got one flower room, you got fresh stuff coming in from bed, you might want to speed them up. So it's just a couple tricks that I learned. So we'll talk about them. I'm going to play Mother Nature on this one. Scotty's going to play. We're going to try and speed you up because I have some kind of hard sometimes. Mother Nature doesn't like to be sped up, if you will. But let's get into it here. You're right. We'll start this conversation. Come on, I went over to dudegroves.com. Use that search bar and I got a great article. Frost Protection says, hey, y'all, the weather here in southern Ontario. Uh-oh, Ontario, canadian dgc i won't get into it but i just watch

four seasons of letter kennie with some canadians uh the weather here at southern ontario has turned

to autumn rapidly this year a couple weeks ago i had a constant loss get ready celsius here

of 15 to 20 degrees celsius um yet tonight is forecasted to drop to 3 Celsius.

Hang on.

Hang on.

So that's the even stephen point.

That's freezing.

Freezing is zero Celsius, correct?

Zero is 32.

Damn, man.

I heard that in England, they have something called stone.

Yeah.

Something.

How many stone you weigh? 2.3 stone. Can we just all get on the metric system, please? All right? I'm teaching my daughter metric. I don't know. It's weird. How many centimeters tall do you grow your plants? So I've got four plants finishing outside. Two of them should be ready to harvest early October, but the other two are a couple weeks behind it. That's tricky, man. Getting in October outdoor, looking at the long-term forecast, there's a real chance they'll see a light frost at least on one night. So I put it to the DGC. Is there a hack that I can leave them out and protect them or all they need to harvest before peak THC production?

Right.

I'm thinking those burlap blankets you see people overwind old perennials might work.

Thanks for advanced.

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