would it work

[pogmoasal1]

if i get the plant growing inside but then transplanted it out in the woods or a feild or a christmas tree farm or even an apple orcherd. do you think that it will grow with no problems if its not really attended to and just checked on twice a week.

oh and im in new york just north of nyc to be spacific if that has any say in it.




i wish i was as cool as this guy -----> imp:

pogmoasal1 Reviewed by pogmoasal1 on 01-20-2006. would it work if i get the plant growing inside but then transplanted it out in the woods or a feild or a christmas tree farm or even an apple orcherd. do you think that it will grow with no problems if its not really attended to and just checked on twice a week. oh and im in new york just north of nyc to be spacific if that has any say in it. i wish i was as cool as this guy -----> :pimp: Rating: 5

[statechamp3]

You could transplant it but since your trying to transplant to a place off your property you risk being seen.... anyway from what Ive grown you can transplant it with no problems except for the given pests and infection .

[motha may i]

stay as far away from the apple orchid as possible. Tha deer head there every night to eat the fallen apples...they will eat your plants first.

[CoyoteGrass]

umm dude.....transplant outdoors is no prob....i start mine indoors and bring them out when the weather gets nicer but yea stay away from apples man. Christmas tree farm woodnt be bad but try to hide them

[J DOG 6000]

When you move a plant from indoors to outdoors, you need to ween it into it's new environment.The sun is much more powerful then any light.And the wind should be copied indoors with a fan blowing pretty hard.Firm breaze.Take your plant outside for a half hour for a few days and then an hour for a few days and so on....other wise most likly your plant will die from the stress.

[J DOG 6000]

Or get stunted!