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Colorado Old Guy

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Finally drying up...watering outside for the first time since May 4th.
Have been babying all these plants along since seeding in March, sweating blood over every little thing, covering for frost protection, digging all that stuff into the dirt to prepare a place for the little darlings, etc.,etc. so, today decided to clean up and burn the refuse pile from last years trimming...went out there and there are five absolutely perfect plants that have survived without any care at all...no frost protection, no nothing....go figure.....I really believe we all get a little carried away about just how much tending is required...
 
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Joedank

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Colorado Old Guy said:
Finally drying up...watering outside for the first time since May 4th.
Have been babying all these plants along since seeding in March, sweating blood over every little thing, covering for frost protection, digging all that stuff into the dirt to prepare a place for the little darlings, etc.,etc. so, today decided to clean up and burn the refuse pile from last years trimming...went out there and there are five absolutely perfect plants that have survived without any care at all...no frost protection, no nothing....go figure.....I really believe we all get a little carried away about just how much tending is required...
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dude from canaduh just posted pics of frozen plants in a greenhouse ... total loss ... now he runs a mr heater and BAM good to go... you dont always get lucky you also dont always get screwed.... but not being prepared is preparing to FAIL..IMO
 
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Geewel

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The girls are finally coming around, been in the ground about 2 weeks. Started with 12in clones from the indoor grow, hope it warms up and stays that way. Looking at a hobby greenhouse for next year, seems like the way to go.
 
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Colorado Old Guy

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I have been running my indoor lights from 6am to 6pm (daylite hours). It's getting hotter and I need to start running at night when it's cooler. Should I make the change gradually or do it all at once ? This is my first indoor grow.
 
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