From outside in..

PhillyDaNksWorth

PhillyDaNksWorth

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I've been growing this plant outside for a little over a month or so.. I was curious if bringing it inside would in anyway harm the plant, or if I should just leave it outside. Just wanna know what the best thing for my baby is. Thanks!
 
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bfq

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leave it outside. it get much more light, even in a shady area. you also dont want to bring wild cooties into your grow room.... start a new one inside.
 
superhighme

superhighme

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it wont hurt if you bring it inside in the right conditions. i.e. you have good lighting and proper temp control. if its doing fine outside why not just leave it out there since you already started out there.
 
PhillyDaNksWorth

PhillyDaNksWorth

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I live in california and I don't want people the start smelling it in fear that someone might try and steal it.. That's why I'm almost pushing towards bringing it inside.
 
superhighme

superhighme

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PhillyDaNksWorth said:
I live in california and I don't want people the start smelling it in fear that someone might try and steal it.. That's why I'm almost pushing towards bringing it inside.
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if its not very big it probably doesnt smell yet. if you have good indoor lights such as a Metal Halide or High Pressure Sodium light setup then you'll probably be okay to bring it in. if you dont you might look into CFL growing. I dont do CFL so I dont know what kind of watts are needed ect. but theres plenty of people around here that do it that can help you.
 
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bfq

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the board keeps having MySQL errors and eating my posts :(

i will try and rewrite what i wrote, but i doubt it will be as coherent, sorry.

still need a lot of true wattage with CFLs.

i have 17 CFL's giving me about 350 true watts on my grow and it is still not enough.

the one thing i do like about CFLs rather than HID is you can surround the plant with light instead of just the top getting good coverage. for one or two plants this is cool, but for larger grows or using super cropping methods, this rapidly becomes a pain.
 
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