is it possible to combine indoor & outdoor

We have a nice sun most of the time, but I can't let the pot plant be out all the time.
hence I want to set up indoor set up for a small plant.
My question basicaly is I possible to move the plant from sun over day , into bulb light over night for the vegin period. moreover to combine its 12h flowering with half sun half bulb.
I believe that there will exist temperature differences between out and in , as well as other conditions like moisture, air flow and so.

thanks in advance.

sure, knock yourself out. i did it often when i first started.try to get as much of the 12 hrs of light for flowering outside as possible.

I think you must decide if you are an indoor or outdoor grower - people who try to mix the two have usually come to grief.

I will say this, that by taking a plant in and out, you risk bringing insects into your home. I'd do one or the other. It's not a great idea to bring indoors a plant that has been outdoors.

Serapis said:

I will say this, that by taking a plant in and out, you risk bringing insects into your home. I'd do one or the other. It's not a great idea to bring indoors a plant that has been outdoors.

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let me second this thought, i did just this for the 1st time
revegged a PPP outdoors in a pot, brought it inside for flowering
and a nice crop of spider mites came in with it, not exactly what i was hoping for

Spanishfly said:

I think you must decide if you are an indoor or outdoor grower - people who try to mix the two have usually come to grief.

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I have to disagree with you on this one Spanishfly, have read many of your posts and we agree most times.
I have been combining the two types of grows now for almost 2 years or about 5 generations and for me it is great. Living in the mountains sever weather is an issue so I set up a plan on what I wanted to do, then researched how I could do it. I built a little veg room and bought a cheap timer at radio shack and went to work. Anyway you can go back through my journals and look at the results.
If you decide you are going to try I'd be happy to share all that I've learned doing it.
Good Luck and Happy Growing