when to outdoor my clone???

john wishmyer

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• May 6, 2018

• #1

heres one of my clones wondering how shes looking and when she should go outside? already started acclimating her slowly eachday so she doesnt get burnt

 

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tehdansauce

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• May 7, 2018

• #2

Depending on location after frost obviously. I wait until the day light is 15+ hours. Short days could prematurely trigger flowering.​

 

ganga gurl420

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• May 7, 2018

• #3

Yup exactly...As long as there isn't frost...they can go out just about anytime. Everyone in the states should have 15+hours of daylight now.

 

john wishmyer

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• May 7, 2018

• #4

checked my current daylight calc based on latitude days currently consist of 13:38 hours of light should i be fine or supplement light still? still have the clones in cups and transplanting them into theyre final homes on day they can go out

 

blake9999

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• May 7, 2018

• #5

The 13:38 hours of light, did you calculate twilight with that?

 

Greenhouse;save

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• May 7, 2018

• #6

john wishmyer said:

checked my current daylight calc based on latitude days currently consist of 13:38 hours of light should i be fine or supplement light still? still have the clones in cups and transplanting them into theyre final homes on day they can go out

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13:38s not enuff for me anyway.......I'll be waiting till I can MAX my autos out......

 

john wishmyer

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• May 7, 2018

• #7

blake9999 said:

The 13:38 hours of light, did you calculate twilight with that?

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totally forgot, that puts me at 14:45 of total light

 

blake9999

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• May 7, 2018

• #8

You should be fine. I plan on putting my plants out within the next day or three. Depends on how many errands I have to do in town.

 

john wishmyer

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• May 7, 2018

• #9

blake9999 said:

You should be fine. I plan on putting my plants out within the next day or three. Depends on how many errands I have to do in town.

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same just going to aclimate them a couple more times. i have a gelato seedling i started inside, i left her out for to long and her tips got a little sunburnt. cheers to a new season guys hope everyone does amazing cant wait to see the outdoor thread start blowin up!

 

blake9999

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• May 7, 2018

• #10

My seedlings are almost two weeks old, been putting them in the sun for the past three days, they about ready to go in the ground.

 

john wishmyer

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• May 7, 2018

• #11

blake9999 said:

My seedlings are almost two weeks old, been putting them in the sun for the past three days, they about ready to go in the ground.

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how many times did you put em outside? i had a clone i tried to acclimate but didnt take got really bad sun burn on all the fan leaves ended up stunting growth from the shock. i just put another outside today with a couple days of sunlight on her hoping she doesnt burn up

 

blake9999

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• May 7, 2018

• #12

The first two days I put them outside it was a overcast day, so it was a little easier on them. Now I put them out in full sun with no problem. They in small cups and dry up fast so I make sure to give them a good watering in the morning. They half-way dried by the time I bring them around 5:00. That's when the area I put them gets shaded by the trees.

 

blake9999

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• May 7, 2018

• #13

Today will be five days they outside.