Seedlings outdoors (wind)

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805blaze

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I have 2 seedlings and i have them outdoors but it can get really windy, so I put them into 2 big clear glass candle holders with more than sufficient air. Does this reflect any natural sunlight away or hinder photosynthesis?
 
littleflavio

littleflavio

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i got few plants under the sun, the air doesnt really affect the sunlight, in my opinion the air actually made my plants more sturdy
 
rfmshamrock

rfmshamrock

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No. It would act like a greenhouse. But the other poster is right. A certain amount of wind will make them sturdier.
 
ambitiousgreenthumb

ambitiousgreenthumb

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Yeah man after them being about 5-6 inches high the wind will not hurt the plants. It forces them to grow thicker stems that can support more leaves and bud.
Let them stay in the wind.
 
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WILLY WONKA HAZE

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Tru I'm trying everything this year growing clones seedlings outdoors and I can see after bout a week and a half of high winds the seedling stems have goten bigger nutin dramatic but noticable
 
FuZZyBUDz

FuZZyBUDz

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just bend the shit out of them (without snaping in half of course) they will get all weak then REAL STRONG! i do it to ALL my seedling and clones, a lil bend and kink this week then a lil next week all throo veg, by the time flowering comes up......
 
bjeminyro

bjeminyro

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ya man i'd let them be. a little wind never hurt, if anything it'll cause the roots to grow stronger in order to support the extra strain put on the plant. bigger roots = better plant.
 
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