Can a Plant Survive 56 Degrees?

I have a mature plant in the vegetative stage in a well-hidden pot (no pun intended) outside. A temporary spot of relatively cold weather is coming through when the low temperature at night will be around 56 degrees fahrenheit at night. somewhere i think i read that plants shouldn't be left out below 60s. any advice? thanks

of course. even lower is ok. guess you will find out. i have harvested the morning of a early season snowstorm.

mine got down to 41 the other night, happy as a clam when the sun hit her in the am

She can take it!

mrmagoo I was thinking the same thing being in the midwest and the temps are unseasonably cold this time of year. But as zagato said I check mine in the am and she was a beautiful perky bitch!

Yes it willk strive.,.,as far as ini am concerned they can survive in weather as low as freezing temps as long as they dont freeze they will be at ease

I had a few survive 3 frosts last year, if it get below freezing your screwed. She can take it.

thanks, for the advice. just found out the little sucker was a boy , which likely serves me right given it was just one seed from a bag of cheap, seedy pot. however, it was my first time growing so i still learned alot. but still, thank you so much for your advice, which i will keep it mind for any future outdoors grows with good FEMINIZED seeds from the Netherlands. peace

mrmagoo glad we could help! Look forward to seeing your future grows