light dep questions

Lara vanhousen

Lara vanhousen

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Swims mothers got a light mite infestation..... its about time for them to start new mothers anyways. Was curious about starting light dep currenetly in nor cal. plants will most likely be kept in the garge at night wasnt sure if i could just throw some lights over them insde at the end of the day so they could get a full 12 hours of light. Anyone have expirrence on early light dep.... any input would help and be aprreciated
 
doublejj

doublejj

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Lara vanhousen said:
Swims mothers got a light mite infestation..... its about time for them to start new mothers anyways. Was curious about starting light dep currenetly in nor cal. plants will most likely be kept in the garge at night wasnt sure if i could just throw some lights over them insde at the end of the day so they could get a full 12 hours of light. Anyone have expirrence on early light dep.... any input would help and be aprreciated
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you don't really need a full 12hrs to grow flowers. If you put them out now, they will flower naturally. Good luck
 
Lara vanhousen

Lara vanhousen

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coming back with another question.... any inexspensive ideas to keep them warm? the idea of taking them in and out each night/morning is a bit daunting.
 
Lara vanhousen

Lara vanhousen

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haha ive been reading a shitload of threads you pop in and out of.... youve already had me thinking car port. just throw some plastic over it? the plants would be in the north valley close to the foothills. do you think the colds something i need to worry about this time of year?
 
doublejj

doublejj

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Lara vanhousen said:
haha ive been reading a shitload of threads you pop in and out of.... youve already had me thinking car port. just throw some plastic over it? the plants would be in the north valley close to the foothills. do you think the colds something i need to worry about this time of year?
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Yeah essentially, you can buy greenhouse tarp kits for a carport frame, but some clear plastic works too...unless we get a real cold snap, you won't need to add heat, the greenhouse will do.
 
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Lara vanhousen

Lara vanhousen

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Might go with the mats. Recently found out our friend in Sacramento is almost out of medicine so I think all the plants will be gifted to him. he's not physically able to build a green house and I wouldn't have time for about another two weeks. Should we keep the plants untill something is built. Or are the sacrameto nights forgiving enough?
 
Lara vanhousen

Lara vanhousen

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doublejj said:
Yeah essentially, you can buy greenhouse tarp kits for a carport frame, but some clear plastic works too...unless we get a real cold snap, you won't need to add heat, the greenhouse will do.[/QUOSorry to ask an off topic question but do you delete Infprmation from your pictures, or take any precautions while posting. I've been apart of some wonderful gardens that only a few people have seen. I always want to post pictures I just wouldn't want to put myself or anyone elses best interests in jeopardy
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