you can bring them indoors but you may bring in pest or bugs with it but if you have no other plants growing indoors dont really see it being a problem.
dont use a uv light to grow, high intensity discharge lights like metal halide and high pressure soduim is what is generally used, flourecents can be used also but do not work very well for flowering.
it probably is just stress from being repotted and moved your plant will probably start looking normal in about a week.
why are you moving it inside at night to begin with?
bejay Reviewed by bejay on . Outdoors to indoors? My first plant is looking a little droopy, I bought her from a mate who had her on the patio which is a real suntrap. My garden gets sun in the afternoon, but is quite shady in the mornings and Im concerned that shes not getting enough sunlight. (she gets bought into a lightless cupboard at night) What Im wondering is that are outside grown plants ok to bring indoors if I set up a UV light, fan etc? Im thinking that she may be a bit stressed due to being moved then re-potted Rating: 5