clone transfer to outdoors

[croix1]

so i was wondering if a clone can be transferd from indoor cfls to outdoor sunlight...i think i might have read about it in the past. Is there a time period inwithch its safe to do so?

 

[Chronic Connoisseur]

so i was wondering if a clone can be transferd from indoor cfls to outdoor sunlight...i think i might have read about it in the past. Is there a time period inwithch its safe to do so?

during the veg state would be ideal.. wont hurt it at all. what are you growing it in right now? what type of outdorr garden will it be in?

 

[JLStiffy]

Hey, i practice outdoor growing for sometime now, and it sure willbe ok! I am going to do exacly what your doing (move from CFL to outdoors) just try to harden off your plants before you plan to plant them outdoors for 24/7. don be worried to much about the amount of light but rather weather conditions and temp... (ah and bugs lol, mice, moles, deer etc) good luck o
Here is a pick of my outdoor under CFLs, this is only half of what im going to doo, the other half is moved to a larger location to veg.

 

[jackinthebox]

wow, nice setup stiffy = )


Yeah you can put clones outdoors, just make sure they are rooted for a week or so. Freshly cut clones cant handle the sun, they like flouros best.

Goodluck<3

 

[JLStiffy]

ah thank you very much!! U are the second person to tell me that, besides GF

 

[croix1]

alright guys thanks for the help..im growing nothern lights this year...its my 3rd outdoor grow so wanna better my results by moving the healthy plant outside...yeah ill have to worry about pest and all...thanks ill keep it updated....nice setup man guerilla grow ?

 

[JLStiffy]

Nop, I go on government land, and use a GPS to gather my starting position on plant location, then I plant in a non pattern form. Ususally my plants are spaced about 5 feet away from eachother and maybe 2 plants in one location. I use beaver damns and I can move water to certain areas if need be. Its lots of work and takes about 1 week to do.. But the holes that I auger into the ground last for 10 years....