Dormancy?

[acura323]

took these pics of my plants today... do they look like their going into dormancy? the temps around here are hitting mid 30's at night.


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[zac]

Not looking to dormant to me

Zac

 

[acura323]

hmmm... well they usually are indoors under fluorescent lighting but i put them outside about 2 weeks ago to accustom them to the cold before i put them in the fridge for the winter do u think theyll be good to go into the fridge by thanksgiving? thanksss

 

[CopcarFC]

Those are far from dormant. You should see mine, they will die WAY back when it's time for dormancy. You'll think they are dead.

-Rail

 

[jimscott]

I don't see any pictures, so I know the computer savvy youth are doing something different.

 

[jimscott]

Okay, I tried copy & paste to the address bar and saw them.

They're still a ways away from dormant. Give them some more time. They'll look like "death warmed over" eventually.

 

[acura323]

im planning on putting these traps into the fridge inside of their pot after removing all growth to avoid fungus now if my plants still look this way by thanksgving can i just go ahead and cut the growth back and put into fridge anyways? they have been experiencing mid 30's weather for about a month by then...thanks

 

[zac]

You should put them in about now. Even if they're not dormant they will suffer the more you keep them from dormancy.

Zac