vegging indoor all winter?

can i veg a few plants indoor for the entire winter and then put outside when the daylight hours are more than 12, and get a few huge plants in the fall? or will i run into complications? any help appreciated.

you can do it.

well its on then! thanks for the answer fdd, seeing some of your grows is kinda what sparked the idea. i want a tree fort too! i need to get another light before i am able to do this, but i plan on starting them in january, should have more lights by then.

My plants have been growing for 2 and a half weeks already, And when May comes around, there outside. I did the same thing last year.

done it before i vegged starting late feb all the way until mid may indoors they were about 1.5m tall when i moved them outside. the end result was sick. make sure you when you move the plant outside to give it a week or two to recover from the enviro change since she will freak a bit. Nothing to worry about growth resumes after about 7 days. Also trans[plant the plant into a huge pot when you put her outside (she could have been much bigger if she was in a huge pot) she was still massive. You also need to build something arround here to support her like those wood frame structure cause she will fall before she even gets to flowering. just becarefull cause she will get way over 2 meters.

you can do it but light anything the shock from temp change might cause some major problems

thats what i like to do . veg em in doors . and during the winter you can have multiple harvests, or continue on to summer and have trees......just plain common sense.

i have sprouts started for next spring.

You can veg forevaar... basically, some plants have a terminal veg life where they will just start flowering regardless of lighting schedule. Take mother plants for example, you veg them for as long as you can and get what you can from them; until they become queen... of..... the pot plants.. in your closet, I know where you hide them.

I also plan to veg indoors, and then put them out in the Spring (late March). My goal is to flower them outdoors. Go from 18/6 indoors to outdoor sun. Will this work? I fear that even though I am cutting back in the light cycle, the days are now getting longer in the Northern Hemisphere. I don't want them to re-veg.

Very recently, I did some transplanting, and I did it outside because the of the mess. While I was out there, I gave my babies some real sunshine (maybe 10-20 minutes). The result? Shit! Some of them burned! I didn't think it was possible for 2 week old seedlings to burn in outdoor sun (45*F) after being under a 600 HID MH.

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id say wait till they get a fan leaf or two before aclimating them to the sun

well this brings back memories .... fdd answered me 2years ago.... but i do appreciate the help ....

hahaha, yeah man, I had to look at the date. when I first came to this site, I used to bump old shit all the time! lol

but yeah gogrow, you can veg indoors then set them outside when you want

moedownonit said:

id say wait till they get a fan leaf or two before aclimating them to the sun

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Great suggestion-thanks

fdd2blk said:

i have sprouts started for next spring.

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Hello Mr fdd2blk, When do you usually put out your plants? You have the largest plants I have ever seen! Thank you for all the love.

Cheers,

Apache said:

Hello Mr fdd2blk, When do you usually put out your plants? You have the largest plants I have ever seen! Thank you for all the love.

Cheers,

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late april early may.