Trying to reason with hurricane season.

[scrottiemcboogerballs]

As the title says. I need some advise for if hurricane Danny knocks my power out. I have 10 plants in veg right now and coming along nicely. I was wondering that, if it knocks my power out, could I just take the pots and put them outside on some of our property until it comes back on? Where I live, it's incredibly humid and hot so I'm sure it will stunt them but I'm wondering if I should even bother? Anyone ever deal with this before?


Edit: i have 100 acres of thick forest. I'm not concerned about anyone spotting them as much as about critters and heat.

 

[GemuGrows]

Mishka/Jimmy Buffett

 

[FamMan]

im a noob and i live in Co. but i know of a bunch of guys who grow indoors but when its sunny use the power of the sun(free and way stronger). i think ur only concern would be preping them for the intense light. im thinking u have to gradually build them up to full sun. like i said im a noob so im sure some other can give more in depth advice. happy growing bruh and enjoy the hurricane(just left FL and i love hurricanes!....minus the destruction) peace

 

[GemuGrows]

OP you could probably clear out 1/8th acre of trees and make a greenhouse and be fine,

And you could probably make a few of those greenhouses on your property and be fine

 

[scrottiemcboogerballs]

OP you could probably clear out 1/8th acre of trees and make a greenhouse and be fine,

And you could probably make a few of those greenhouses on your property and be fine

I don't think I have the balls to have enough product to need multiple green houses. Lol.

 

[ttystikk]

Hurricanes are bad enough, but the lasting effects of flooding and power outages stick around, sometimes for weeks.

A generator and some CFL bulbs would be ideal. Failing that, putting them outside in the forest in light shade to harden off to sunlight is a great alternative. Buy plenty of insect killer...

 

[scrottiemcboogerballs]

Hurricanes are bad enough, but the lasting effects of flooding and power outages stick around, sometimes for weeks.

A generator and some CFL bulbs would be ideal. Failing that, putting them outside in the forest in light shade to harden off to sunlight is a great alternative. Buy plenty of insect killer...

Do you have a personal recommendation for insect killer? Preferably something organic and local?

 

[ttystikk]

Do you have a personal recommendation for insect killer? Preferably something organic and local?

Depends on the local brand of leaf eaters. I have suggestions for a mile high and seriously dry- but that's not going to help you, necessarily. Ask around about organic stuff to kill bugs eating your tomatoes.