G13 I think

@FUNGxxSWAE, Im in Southern Australia and the beginning of a wet and cold winter so I no choice but to move my shit inside if I want to keep growing. I only have a smallish tent suits 2 plants in flower or 4-5 in veg. Never used store bought soil but I would imagine it already has some basic slow release nutes mixed in as well as rock minerals bone meal etc ?? If so fill a bigger pot with that and move your baby in before it gets any warmer there water once and put out of direct sun to let her acclimatise herself then move it back into the sunshine.

@DILLIGAF, I'm in a non legal state lol , but how long should I keep it out of direct sunlight?

@FUNGxxSWAE, You could get away with only overnight perhaps if you were to do the transplant in the late afternoon and by the next day she will hopefully be all good. Signs of transplant shock/stress are wilting and/or generally looking limp and sad. if it's looking like this still then keep out of direct sunlight until she improves. A weak seaweed solution is said to help with transplant stress Something to keep in mind

@FUNGxxSWAE, If you moved it in doors what flower power 💪🏼🌼 ( wattage lights ) what medium? And more so... what's wrong with keeping it under the sun. But maybe start to feed the soil?

@Puffer_Bill, yeah I think I'll keep it outside, I did start it inside , but what are some good things to give it ?

@FUNGxxSWAE, I'm a hydro grower. So, I cant really say... But I do know that a lot depends on the type of soil you already have. The plants require nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium amongst other nutrients.

@FUNGxxSWAE, if the outdoor temp is higher than 15C I would leave them outside. There isn’t a growlamp that is stronger than the sun (even on vloudy days). You can take them inside during colder nights, that’s what I do, and give them some extra light. My NL is going really good outdoor and we didn’t had the best weather. Are you going to leave the plant in that small pot or are you going to transplant her? She’s big enough to do some LST to enhance the growth of sidebranches. It’s the first year I’m doing it and it’s turning out great for me.

@CoastGrower, you think shes ready to be transplanted ? See like I read up on alot of things but I'm still very new to this , really good with understanding the plant and what it could need though , but if you think I should transplant and start LST then I'll do that

@FUNGxxSWAE, you need to wait till you have a big strong root system, if you pull her out now you are going to hurt the roots to much. If you wait till the roots are strong and your pot is filled you can pull out your plant and transplant it, before putting it in the new container you need to pull a bit on the roots so they will grow bigger in the new soil. You can check youtube for good HOW TO transplant your plants. How many Liters is your pot?