Outdoor Autos (NL, PH, CJ)

If its cloudy it will be fine. If its sunny put them in part shade. If a plant is going to be grown outdoors I like to give them as much sun as possible if the weather is good. It will help them adapt to the light. Given these where started in doors they will need a small hardening off period. Let them experience the wind and sun in small exposures then work up to longer ones before transplanting them into full sun. DLI or PPFD from anything that is not a real light meter with a quantum par sensor is just a guesstimate, its not that accurate. its really only accurate when calibrated with a proper light meter. HOWEVER it is consistent, so if it says 400PPFD and they are growing well. aim for that amount, just realize it is not really 400PPFD. I fuck aorund with alight meter in my honey mints diary aorund week 5, it was nice. I got the reading for my tent and current lights. Also looked at windows aorund me and outside. its cazy how much stronger light is in some areas. Good Luck!

5 -10 cm is too much, every one or two weeks you can add 1-2 cm lair, not more. autos has short span, no need to rip anything outdoors, you wont win anything. canna is same as tomatoes or potatoes, will create new roots from burried stem, but dont go drastically up, do in levels.

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If possible transport them. It's way too early to chop. Think of what an orange or apple would taste like if you ate it 3 weeks before it was done. Hope you manage!

I think you're safe. The browning is from the tip of the leaf and that is usually nute burn or sometimes heat. With early budrot, you will normally see 1 or 2 leaves start to go yellow and then droop and if you pull on them they come off easily and can often see a bit of the fungus on the petiole/stalk of the leaf. If you catch it then, you can just chop that bud off before it spreads, but will need to keep a close eye.

68% is to high but it just might be that your sensor is off. Always check the hygrometer with the "salt calibration" method first. Just google it, it is really simple. If your living space has a higher humidity then 62% its gonna be impossible to lower the moisture content of the flowers. Maybe if you stick it in the fridge for a while.