BIG Question on switching from from indoor to outdoor, what do I do??

[duffydawn]

Well, I have a nice location where I will be able to place up to 12 plants without any detection of any kind... I have just germinated 12 feminised beans, which came from some very potent strains I have came across within the past year.... Such as grand daddy purple, a few white widow beans, and some other shit...I'm not to big on names but the beans are legit seeing as I got them myself...But I have taken the ones that germinated within 24 hours and put them in separate 4" pots...I knowww how to grow the ganja, and I have before in the past!!1 But I've never grown them as babies indoors and then put them outdoors for the remainder of their beautiful life's... I know of a shock treatment you can use when transplanting plants...but then again I've never done this so a little expert advice would be greatly appreciated :jointsmile: I have them in good soil, and I've got tookpicks ready for when they spout up and require support, one more question, Should I leave them under a light for Hmm say 14 Hours??? I do not know maybe 7-8???? Need some advice on that as well. But anything about the above is my main question But I will keep all updated and hopefully you see my pics in the Outdoor section after a few months or so... Thx and any advice at all would be greatly used for good purposes Lol

duffydawn Reviewed by duffydawn on 03-05-2008. BIG Question on switching from from indoor to outdoor, what do I do?? Well, I have a nice location where I will be able to place up to 12 plants without any detection of any kind... I have just germinated 12 feminised beans, which came from some very potent strains I have came across within the past year.... Such as grand daddy purple, a few white widow beans, and some other shit...I'm not to big on names but the beans are legit seeing as I got them myself...But I have taken the ones that germinated within 24 hours and put them in separate 4" pots...I knowww how Rating: 5

[psteve]

I'd keep the light on 24 hours until they're well rooted. Then give them no more than 6 hours of dark per day until right before you put them outside. At that point, increase the dark time by 1 hour per night until it matches the natural dark period in your area. Here in Oregon, may 15 is the date for safe outdoor planting.

[duffydawn]

Thx Steve... Thx for the input
i'm glad I was already keeping em on like 22 hours of light so far

[Hennessy1414]

can u take a freshly rooted clone and grow it outdoor or even gro a clone thats a couple weeks rooted? :rastasmoke:

[duffydawn]

well good news, one of my babies just popped out of the soil, YAYYYY!!!!! and so the journey begins. The grand daddy purple was the first to sprout out!!1 what a trooper