thumper925
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ok my room is over crowded and i either take 2 plants out and throw them away or take them out and put them outside they are 12 days into flowering. any recomendations?
Can i trick my plants back into veg?
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primeralives
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put them outside
they will be fine
they will be fine
thumper925
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so if i put them outside they will go back into veg?and wont be no problem even if they have been in flower for 12 days?
primeralives
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yes you can put them outside, there will be no problem
Isthisyourspecialbush
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yup put em out, they will revert back to veg indoors too though probably take 2-3 weeks
Budda_Luva
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ok wtf???? so say im 4 days into flowerin and i wanted to flower them outside instead of inside due to light issues, my plant would revert back to veg??? instead of continueing to flower???
MrFishy
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Unless you're below the equator, the days are getting longer, so putting an indoor plant outdoors COULD result in returning to veg state or, with the right positioning, COULD continue to flower all season (ideally). It's counter-intuitive to the plant for it to be in flower while the days are getting longer, but your circumstances may allow for it. Put them where they'll get plenty of sunshine, but allow for deep shade after maybe 10? hours (assuming you'd prefer they keep flowering) . . . no guarantees tho.
Don't forget to harden-off your plants before leaving them out in the elements for too long at one time.
Don't forget to harden-off your plants before leaving them out in the elements for too long at one time.
Isthisyourspecialbush
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oops didn'tread your post correctly, put em out they'll be fine
thumper925
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what do you mean by harden off your plants
MrFishy
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Assuming they're indoors, start taking them out and exposing them to the real world, a little at a time . . . like an hour or two of morning sun, then maybe half an hour of hot afternoon sun, you know, just gradually introduce them to outdoor living, over a week at least, 10 days, little more time out every day til' they're totally outside. It's a common gardening technique. Obviously, don't let them dry out too much.
You'll know when they're ready.
You'll know when they're ready.
thumper925
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see i was lucky enough to pick a week where there were clouds in the sky but at same time alot of direct sunlight coming down and they did fine and its like 106 here and they are looking better than ever.
thumper925
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i know that. but what i was saying is i took advantage and put mine outside on a overcast week when clouds were rolling through so they werent constantly in direct sunlight only in the breaks of clouds. i have had 20 of my plants outside for 2 weeks and they didnt die but this post was about bringing flowering plants to outdoors.