Identify strain name and any advice

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@oldguy66 Good evening bloggers!(typing this on a cold night in South Africa ). I’ve been smoking for quite a while(about 7-8 years) and have gotten in the journey of growing my own marijuana and reasonably joined this forum to expand my knowledge on the art of growing weed. I remember late January maybe 23 or 24 I planted a seed I found from a very potent 5gram bag sold locally in my area which began sprouting early Feb and quickly grew and began the flowering phase in May. You could say I planted late in the summer because Summer in South Africa begins in mid October-november . I’ve noticed purple hues which could result from decreasing temperatures as it is autumn as we speak and slightly orange or amber (really could not distinguish ) pistils and it seems to be healthy in stature. Its relatively small considering I planted late and it’s an outdoor grow ,being dictated by the change of weather and sunlight decreasing automatically resulted the vegetative phase to be short and offset the flowering phase . To my recall I only remember a very potent head high with a slight couch lock but I’m unfamiliar with the name and it’s genetics so I can provide recommended feeding,watering and care.it has been having temperatures ranging in 17-24 degrees in the day and 6-8 degrees Celsius in the nightime. This week we are expecting a nationwide cold front with temperatures hitting -1 to -4 for a 4 days and I’m stressed how that will be for the plant. Any form of help or advice will be greatly appreciated :slightly_smiling_face:

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That cold of temps can kill a marijuana plant with ease. I left South Africa last year as the cold fronts was rolling it. I slept in a wooden shack at all he VMF outside Tzaneen.

You can try to put like a black colored garbage bag for over night. This can help long as you are not under freezing temps for a week straight or more.

If you can move them in over night…do it. :+1:

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I researched the particular weather climate my area is and I think It shares similar weather conditions as Quebec Canada,Detroit to name a few.it seems to be a rigorous plant considering the weather we are current facing, would you bet to take a guess on the strain because I’m absolutely clueless🙁

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Nope…no way to identify it bases on what the plant looks like. You would be hard pressed trying to identify it by taste. Way to many strains.

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Agree with Mr Peat. Get that girl covered up if you can’t get her inside

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Appreciate the tag. I think the others already have you covered. Good luck :+1:t2:

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Yup. I was just speaking with another member about this. Its near impossible to tell ratio of sativa to indica from pics. Let alone strains. U get alot better idea from smells and smoking. But will probably never know tbh

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I agree, no way to tell by looking at it.

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Looks like marijuana. Keep it protected from the cold