indoor to outdoor, help!

[sundaytoker]

I've completely run out of room in my veg and flower rooms. I have 2 plants that are about 5 feet tall that have been in vegetative state since February. They are from my first grow, and I have let them get way too big.

I am considering moving them to a secluded outdoor place to flower. Since it's early summer where I live, would now be the best time to try this?

I know they won't flower till fall, but I need to make space for baby plants soon.
Anyway, let me know if there are any tips for moving a plant from indoor to outdoor. Will my plants adapt to the change, or should I just keep them indoors?

sundaytoker Reviewed by sundaytoker on 06-01-2006. indoor to outdoor, help! I've completely run out of room in my veg and flower rooms. I have 2 plants that are about 5 feet tall that have been in vegetative state since February. They are from my first grow, and I have let them get way too big. I am considering moving them to a secluded outdoor place to flower. Since it's early summer where I live, would now be the best time to try this? I know they won't flower till fall, but I need to make space for baby plants soon. Anyway, let me know if there are any tips Rating: 5

[gorillafarmer]

THE FIRST OF JUNE WILL BE FINE, BUT NOW IS OK AS WELL

[GaGrown]

You can put them out now if ya wanna! Take a cutting or more from her if you wanna keep the strain.Before you put her out.

Ga Grown

[Zandor]

I've completely run out of room in my veg and flower rooms. I have 2 plants that are about 5 feet tall that have been in vegetative state since February. They are from my first grow, and I have let them get way too big.

I am considering moving them to a secluded outdoor place to flower. Since it's early summer where I live, would now be the best time to try this?

I know they won't flower till fall, but I need to make space for baby plants soon.
Anyway, let me know if there are any tips for moving a plant from indoor to outdoor. Will my plants adapt to the change, or should I just keep them indoors?

I'm sure they will be fine and have no problems. Just make sure they have plenty of water when you move them. :thumbsup: