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Reply With Quoteyeah that will work out fine
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So I live in Alaska and I am planning to start one aghan kush ryder. She is currently in the paper towel with her white head barely popping out. anyways, Since she is an autoflower she will ned all the light she can get for the veg period. So, would it be a good idea to keep her outside during the day when she will get sun/ partial sun and then bring her inside at night and put her under no more than 80 watts of cfl? then in the morning bring her back out? she would only be under lights for a max of 12 hours a day. More likely around 8. Thanks guys!
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yeah that will work out fine
you think that will stress her out coming from a 3000 lumen environment to a 10,000 lumen environment everyday?
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no you will be fine only thing to worry about is bringing bugs in your house
I do the same thing all the time. That's how I veg my plants because it's too hot inside during the day.
awesome thanks guys, anybody else?
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You will be fine man.. After shes aclimatized to the outdoors she'll be fine..
No. It's called hardening off. Once the plant is hardened off it will be fine through a mild storm. Saying lumen change is shockin is like sayin an outdoor plant would go in to shock after it was really sunny one day, cloudy the next, then sunny again. That's not the case. It will be fine.Originally Posted by puffnopassing
Last edited by PeyoteReligion; 06-29-2012 at 06:11 PM.
Sounds like a lot of work for an auto that ,might.....might.....get an ounce.....
You might cause a little stress considering its an auto. Make sure you have plenty of ventilation inside and that you manage the temps with those lights because heat stress is a bitch.
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