Ok to plant a reveg outside?

ReubenIsMyDog

ReubenIsMyDog

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Never grown outside before, and probably overthinking this, but just curious if there's any good reason not to plant out a reveg. I have a couple of nice ones that would have a good head-start when the time comes in a few weeks here in the NE. The one thing that I can think of is that the scar from where the plant was originally cut/harvested might be susceptible to rot.
 
They will got fine. If you put them outside to early they will start to flower before then turn back to veg so I normally reveg all my outdoor because I put them in the hoop house way too early but haven’t had any negative side affects from it.
 
ReubenIsMyDog said:
Never grown outside before, and probably overthinking this, but just curious if there's any good reason not to plant out a reveg. I have a couple of nice ones that would have a good head-start when the time comes in a few weeks here in the NE. The one thing that I can think of is that the scar from where the plant was originally cut/harvested might be susceptible to rot.
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I revegged a loser from a lost solo cup contest here years back. It did fine outdoors
 
The only thing I’d add is harden the plant off when going from artificial to natural light. Put it in filtered sunlight for a few days before going into full sun.
 
SF2LA said:
wow gorgeous. what was their story?
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A fuck-up from near the start.

Bag seed, started them in the kitchen (Feb/Mar) where it nice & warm, then the shock of moving them to the cold basement and full light, stressed them into flower(5 gal buckets). Probably took near to 4 weeks to revert to veg.

Pruned, lollopped & sent outdoors in early June (25gal pots).

Then August & September happened, clod wet and windy, powdery mildew and bud rot hit big time(more than 1/2 gone), so I wound up harvesting early. Fresh froze everything & made about 2.5oz bubble hash that got turned into green dragon.

This year I planted autos, hopefully they'll be done before end of Aug.
 
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