Emergency Move from Indoors to Outdoors

Alas, my favorite Marionberry Kush in my latest indoor grow had to be removed from class yesterday. She has 28 days to go, but she's got the spider mites. So, I removed her from the room and moved her to my backyard.
After it got dark, I sprayed her down with the hose pretty thoroughly then with some habanero pepper spray. She's in a 5 gal pot of organic soil. I don't have any high hopes for her production, but I'm interested to hear if anyone else has successfully moved a plant in flower outdoors with success.

Note: I've been dealing with mites for years and have been successfully controlling the, but once in a while, a plant seems to host a condo party for mites. I usually toss them out.

Dont forget to harden off. First day mostly shaded and slowly add sun

if the light cycle is in favor (ie your in the northern hemisphere) you should be fine. But as Growdict said..harden them up

Lucky Luke said:

if the light cycle is in favor (ie your in the northern hemisphere) you should be fine. But as Growdict said..harden them up

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phew, I'm in the proper hemisphere.....
sometimes I get lost
and yes, good advice on the hardening off, that's all in the works

Update: pics of dear Marion in the garden. I have her in location that get's shaded/partial sun right now, will have her under full sun in a few days. If you look at magnified views you can see the mite damage, (damn mites). Looks like she bouced back a bit and may actually produce some buds!