What do I do???---HELP!

OK, so I live in Jersey and I started up my plants in late May. I kept them OUTSIDE, but because of recent complications, I've had to move them INSIDE (moved inside a week ago, plants are approx. 4 months old).

Question....can my plants still grow and flourish inside, after about 4 months of being outside????

So far, there are buds on all of my plants, but they still need more time to grow and mature. I'm hoping that my inside set-up gets this done.

I have a light fixture with 2 56 watt Phillips fluorescent tubes (a.k.a. sylvania grow lux tubes) in my baseball with foil all around to reflect as much as possible. I'm also wondering if I should fertilize the hell out of them to get them going once again. I have not once used the spray method of fertilizing where you spray the formula directly on the plants, but about 2 weeks ago I used the fertilizer pellets in the soil, and 3 weeks before that I did the same. How should I go about fertilizing??

If anyone can help me out or leave me with any suggestions, it would be great!!

Thanks, James

you dont really need to fertilize now, but if you are concerned just dilute half the strength of the instructions on the bottle and you should be ok, your plant should do fine in your setup.

Ps. you will want more light for bigger yields, i didnt see the "plants".

if I do fertilize, should i stick with the pellets only increase the amount? Or should I use the miracle grow spray and directly spray it onto the l??eaves

No don't directly spray during budding, they may mould of be horribly affected by it. I'm not sure if pellets are any good but you should get a liquid fertilizer that you dilute in water.

Since I am transporting my plants from outdoors to indoors, and they have already started flowering, how much light should they get(Grow-lux fixture w/ 2 56 watt fluorescents)??? 12/12 or 18/6??

Also, what's a good kind of fertilizer that I can buy from home depot or lowe's (again, should I even bother using fertilizer even after bring them inside from outside, and they've already started flowering??)

Thanks again, James