hellow my fellow potsmokers

[mileshigh]

hellow everyone much love and respect to all of you who keep this site running smooth and fruitfull of knowledge.

i just got a question. right now im currently growing, skunk, and two white widow plants, the skunk seed sprouted july 26, an has two nodes, two others are currently growing as i checked today, also 1 white widow seed sprouted
july 31, anyway i was thinking of keeping them outside, untill the 3rd week of september. bring them inside under 1000 watt light, is it wise to transfer outside plants to inside.

mileshigh Reviewed by mileshigh on 07-31-2008. hellow my fellow potsmokers hellow everyone much love and respect to all of you who keep this site running smooth and fruitfull of knowledge. i just got a question. right now im currently growing, skunk, and two white widow plants, the skunk seed sprouted july 26, an has two nodes, two others are currently growing as i checked today, also 1 white widow seed sprouted:) july 31, anyway i was thinking of keeping them outside, untill the 3rd week of september. bring them inside under 1000 watt light, is it wise to Rating: 5

[melodious fellow]

Make sure when you transplant that you bring none of the old soil into the house with the plant. All kinds of living things in the soil you don't want in your house.

You may want to bring them in now, before they are in full flower. I have read plants are far more vulnerable to stress in flower than in veg.

They should be fine under a 1,000 watt hps, in terms of lumens per square foot it is about equal with the sun, only no clouds ; )

peace