Outside grow

[Wizzlebiz]

Heavy duty spring clips. The orange rubber coated ones. And it is removable and adjustable at will. Cheaper to. KISS. Worked for me for years.

That works as well. I just happen to have 4 roll out projector screens we use for UFC fights in my yard.

I legit project it on all 4 screens because we need to not miss the action no matter where we are in the yard.

BBQing? No problem.

At the table? no problem

Taking a leak in the corner of the yard where the dog poops? I mean there is a bathroom inside but if the urge strikes you you will still see the fight. Hahahaha.

A bit overboard but its a passion.

 

[Silky T]

Depending on the size of your plant my buddy uses a refrigerator box and some bricks so it doesn't get blown away.

Something like that that is removable for the morning works well.

Only issue with that is waking up early to remove the box.

Yep, I have to get up way earlier than normal to go out and move them into the sun as well. But the payoff will be worth it.

 

[MICHI-CAN]

That works as well. I just happen to have 4 roll put projector screens we use for UFC fights in my yard.

I legit project it on all 4 screens because we need to not miss the action no matter where we are in the yard.

BBQing? No problem.

At the table? no problem

Taking a leak in the corner of the yard where the dog poops? I mean there is a bathroom inside but if the urge strikes you you will still see the fight. Hahahaha.

A bit overboard but its a passion.

I like the enthusiasm. Just can't repurpose something I use until it is broke. I am a frugal "Cheap Bastard".

 

[Wizzlebiz]

Yep, I have to get up way earlier than normal to go out and move them into the sun as well. But the payoff will be worth it.

It is for sure. But you dont have to. Autos will stay flowering on a 18/6 however you can do a 12/12 if you can't wake early lol. The earlier you wake the more light you get. So it becomes a personal decision.

Just make sure they get a min of 6 hours of dark.

 

[Silky T]

It is for sure. But you dont have to. Autos will stay flowering on a 18/6 however you can do a 12/12 if you can't wake early lol. The earlier you wake the more light you get. So it becomes a personal decision.

Just make sure they get a min of 6 hours of dark.

What happens if I can't get my plants in TOTAL darkness? They will eventually finish flowering and mature, right? I mean, it's impossible, unless I bring them inside, for them to get total blackout. Will they just grow slower or what? I know I run the risk of them returning to veg but so far, so good.

 

[Wizzlebiz]

What happens if I can't get my plants in TOTAL darkness? They will eventually finish flowering and mature, right? I mean, it's impossible, unless I bring them inside, for them to get total blackout. Will they just grow slower or what? I know I run the risk of them returning to veg but so far, so good.

I didnt claim total darkness is needed at all. And tbh at this point I am not even sure im right anymore.

So many folks want to prove me wrong even though so many folks swear by no light pollution. So at this point maybe what I experienced was due to other environmental factors.

What I do know is I am not comfortable leaving my plants in a situation where street lamps, security lights, and window lights are illuminating my plants.

 

[pameladmillus11]

I brought my plant inside my garage and put her in a tent with a light and a 12/12 schedule. She is already changing. I def agree the street light where I as her prevented her from flowering. I planted another seed with her and we have already harvested her and are currently smoking the bud. So yes I believe any outside lights confuses the plant

 

[Wizzlebiz]

I brought my plant inside my garage and put her in a tent with a light and a 12/12 schedule. She is already changing. I def agree the street light where I as her prevented her from flowering. I planted another seed with her and we have already harvested her and are currently smoking the bud. So yes I believe any outside lights confuses the plant

Happy to hear it helped pamela.