Could I start outside then transplant inside?

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SmokeItForLulz

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• Jun 13, 2010

• #1

Have this nice spot on the side of the house where the sun hits all day long.. seemed like it would be a good place to plant one since we've planted other stuff there.. but once a plant gets too big it might be noticeable and obviously don't want that..

 

jondamon

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• Jun 13, 2010

• #2

You could do this but bare in mind you could be bringing in pests if you go from outside to inside.

If you have the ability to grow inside why wont you just stay inside?


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MyLittleSecret

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• Jun 13, 2010

• #3

There's both the issue of pests and of stressing the plants by changing environment. My vote's with jondamon's: if you can stay inside, stay inside.

 

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SmokeItForLulz

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• Jun 13, 2010

• #4

ok, thanks.

Didn't think of pests. I was just thinking that the sun hitting it so much might be better..but fck it what do I know.

 

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wiseguy316

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• Jun 13, 2010

• #5

if you are condsidering this i would not put them in the ground, put em out to get sun in pots and bring them in when your done,,i would spray them well with an insecticide is about all ya can do if you want to take them in and out

 

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wiseguy316

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• Jun 13, 2010

• #6

even if ya have to dig a hole to set the pot in so it isn't noticable, i wouldn't transplant

 

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wiseguy316

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• Jun 13, 2010

• #7

put them in 5 gal buckets, bury them and leave the handles out so you can pull them up to take them in.

 

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wiseguy316

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• Jun 13, 2010

• #8

also seems pretty backwards i like to start inside and finish outside. i know everyone cant do this.