wilting when put outside??

[palerider7777]

i have sum veggie plants that were inside for 3weeks from seeding and iv'e been putting them out now how long do i have to do this cause it's been a week and still theres wilting??? and at noie theres no wilting so i know it's the heat but how does the plant get used to the heat what makes it

palerider7777 Reviewed by palerider7777 on 07-17-2007. wilting when put outside?? i have sum veggie plants that were inside for 3weeks from seeding and iv'e been putting them out now how long do i have to do this cause it's been a week and still theres wilting??? and at noie theres no wilting so i know it's the heat but how does the plant get used to the heat what makes it Rating: 5

[the image reaper]

they probably can't stand the intensity of the direct sun yet ... place something next to them, to give them shade, gradually introduce them to the full sunlight, over a period of 3-4 days ... (I'm not a hydro guy, but that would seem true for any kind of grow) ... :smokin:

[palerider7777]

thats what i did for the last week and still no better,huh who knows

[rhizome]

What's the media/ pot size?

[palerider7777]

a 30 gal tub with 2 bags of soil so i started in areo then took out and put into soil i put around 4 plants per 30 gal tub half full of soil mix

[rhizome]

i started in areo then took out and put into soil

Aero like an EZClone or aero like they were in there more than two weeks?

[palerider7777]

more than 2 weeks around 3

[rhizome]

So they had a root system app. for aero, not soil.

Keep babying them, they'll adapt.

You're not overwatering, are you? Do your tubs have drainage holes? If not, drill them out.

[palerider7777]

yea i put holes in it and not over watering so i hope it perks up.now the watermelon plants i did the same thing and no wilting at all so i guess it depends on the plant