I know this is going to sound silly to most of you,but if you can spritz the buds with water to melt off the frost before the sun hits them,plants can do fine. I know this with flower gardening. I'm talking frost and not freeze.

I am a new poster here,but dedicated reader of this forum. I've learned so much and now have the confidence to experiment. I have 2 girls that I had started in the ground this spring. They did horribly so I potted them up. I'm just sorry I didn't start them in the pot to begin with. They're just bag seed,but it's been fun watching them grow. I've been chopping here and there and I'm now going to see just how far they'll go. We are expected to have a frost tonite. I moved them onto my porch for the night. If they were still in the ground and I couldn't move them, I would have gone out in the morning and hosed them or spritzed them down. If you are willing to chance it by leaving them in and just hoping they'll be ok, then I say at least try the water to zap off the frost. You have nothing to loose! By the way my samples are good. I just can't wait for next spring!
puravidagirl Reviewed by puravidagirl on . doesn't frost feeze burn plants? have read here frost does not hurt bud- that has not been my experience- i am trying to decide to go with th info i get on this site or my gut feeling which is do not let plants freeze burn- what has been your experience with frost? Rating: 5