Mattkathquarnahmj
Member
Would it work to take plants outside during sunlight hours then bring them back in to under the lights at night???
Sun by day light by night
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bigbull52
Active Member
No one is going to give you a factual answer on this, it is opinionated answers you will see.
That being said,
Yes.
More light the better. Real light, even better.
I asked this question as well. Some said yes some said no.
Some said, What kind of benefit are you getting from 5 hours of sunlight.
Well, its 5 hours of THE BEST LIGHT IT CAN GET, that it didnt get yesterday.
That being said,
Yes.
More light the better. Real light, even better.
I asked this question as well. Some said yes some said no.
Some said, What kind of benefit are you getting from 5 hours of sunlight.
Well, its 5 hours of THE BEST LIGHT IT CAN GET, that it didnt get yesterday.
cocakola
Active Member
It could work but most use either or cuz , you risk the chance of bringing outside pests indoors with it , and she may get use to the outside light that you can not provide inside. Meaning she will grow more outside , then when you bring her in the amount of light she will recieve will be far less then she wants , thus stressing her.. But like Bigbull said this is just my opinion...
Good Luck!
Good Luck!
Stomper420
Active Member
Bugs bugs and more bugs
Po boy
Well-Known Member
neem oil. bring the plants in at night when most insects and worms are foraging.
bigbull52
Active Member
spray your plant with neem oil BEFORE putting it out side.
before you bring it in, give your other plants a LIGHT spray just incase any little fuck got on it.
you will be good.
pacificarage
Well-Known Member
Seems like itd be more trouble than its worth, to me. Dragging a plant back and forth each day, cleaning up the dirt off your floor you may drop on the way, and as mentioned above; bugs. Plus, keeping your plants protected from nosy neighbors and looters is always a good idea.
AimAim
Well-Known Member
I take my plants outside all the time and they LOVE it. Even when it's 60 degree air temp the soil gets up to 90ish temperature in my sunny nook of a back porch. It is kind of a PITA and now that I have them in 5 gal pots I only get one or two outdoors every day. But it is worth it, they love natural sun.
feminizedmutt
New Member
will you house me in your nook?
AimAim
Well-Known Member
If you have large breasts the answer is yes. Otherwise no.
