Question..

[highasarobin]

I just planted my seeds three days ago and I have little sprouts coming up. I was wondering how soon I should start fertilizing them.

Also, would it be ok if I brought them outside for a few hours? I'm growing them in my closet, and it seems like the natural light and fresh air would be good for them. I wasn't sure if such a sudden change in environment would harm them though.

Thanks.

highasarobin Reviewed by highasarobin on 06-23-2010. Question.. I just planted my seeds three days ago and I have little sprouts coming up. I was wondering how soon I should start fertilizing them. Also, would it be ok if I brought them outside for a few hours? I'm growing them in my closet, and it seems like the natural light and fresh air would be good for them. I wasn't sure if such a sudden change in environment would harm them though. Thanks. Rating: 5

[oldhaole]

I just planted my seeds three days ago and I have little sprouts coming up. I was wondering how soon I should start fertilizing them.

Also, would it be ok if I brought them outside for a few hours? I'm growing them in my closet, and it seems like the natural light and fresh air would be good for them. I wasn't sure if such a sudden change in environment would harm them though.

Thanks.

Starts should not need to be fertilized until their fifth set of leaves If you are using crappy soil, a teaspoon of time release on the soil will not hurt them.

It would make your babies happy to meet Mr. Sun. Just watch out. Put them out in the early AM and keep your eye on them. If you live in a real hot area be aware that black pots do heat up in the sun very quickly. if they start to droop, bring them inside. As they grow and make roots, you can let them stay out all day if you wish.

[TheChameleon]

If you bring them out keep your light schedule and make absolute sure you don't bring bugs in,,, it will ruin your life combating it in your grow room...