Going from Inside to Outside

DarkWit

DarkWit

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I have some young plants i was planning on transferring outside. They are currently in rockwool cubes on a drip feeder. What do i need to do to establish them in soil and to be ready for the outside?
 
Boneman

Boneman

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Repot them into a moveable container that you can move in and out for a week or two until they recover from the switch. Once that happens, I would feel comfertable to keep them out there.
 
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homegrownrookie

Member
Can someone help me a bit? I have some white umbrella things growing all of a sudden in a large flower pot that I am using for
My plants. should i dig up these unknown things? will they mess up my plants?
 
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homegrownrookie

Member
No. I dont think so. Some plant mix I got at Lowe's. I am a major rookie - this is not the first time I ever tried but this is the first time I believe i could be successful.
I started a new thread / forum speciffically about this topic but would appreciate any suggestions you have.
 
demonic1

demonic1

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That looks like some pretty shitty soil. Full of sticks and twigs. You should replant in some decent soil and individual cups. Get them before the roots have a chance to wrap around themselves. As for moving them outside, its best to condition them for the condition outdoors by gratually moving them outdoors. Put them outside in INDIVIUAL containers a few hours a day, gradually increasing it till its time to replant them outside.
 
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