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Please give me your input on growing Crit Neville Auto outdoor in tropical climate

EddieEd
EddieEdstarted grow question 3 years ago
Living in a tropical climate, temp outside is about 32c. I believe temp is too hot to grow. Planning to grow under CFL then move outdoor gradually after it has 3 nodes.
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 3 years ago
I have been growing outdoors for 35+ years and even in temps up to 48 degrees Celsius the plants do not suffer, as long as they are properly watered. Where I am we get 2-6 days in a row with temps of 40+, multiple times each summer, and the plants survive without even one burnt leaf if kept hydrated, even if this means watering twice a day, so 32 degrees C is not going to bother them. And yes, my plants are outside from day one until harvest and growing in soil. I will however, put up a shade cloth cover if temps are going to be above 37 degrees at any time during the first 3 weeks of growth. Cannabis is "designed" to grow outdoors and is a remarkably resilient plant and not some sort of delicate "princess perfect" exotic plant that some people make her out to be. Grow with confidence, 32 degrees is nothing to worry about. Hope this helps, Organoman.
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Hashy
Hashyanswered grow question 3 years ago
Hi there, I do same as other 2 said, I get them to 3 or 4 weeks old before taking them outside, once outside mine stay out but are in a shaded area for a week while they adjust then I move them to a sunny spot for a week and if slugs haven't destroyed them by then they go to my gorilla spot.
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Roberts
Robertsanswered grow question 3 years ago
Start plants, introduce them to out doors in the shade first few day then more sunlight. Or you will fry the leaves. They are not hardened for the sun. Same concept with all Indoor to out plants.
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CanarianGrow92
CanarianGrow92answered grow question 3 years ago
Amigo, estoy en la misma situacion, en verano (ahora mismo) subimos a 34 o incluso 38 y mucha humedad, en mi terreno outdoor las pongo bajo una lamparita lec de 190, pero cualquier cosa te sirve mientras tengan las 18 horas de luz, unas 3 semanas pero precaución, no las pongas afuera derepente, empieza con enseñarles el sol algunas horitas por la mañana o tarde (no al medio dia donde esta el punto mas caliente) para que se acostumbren a los rayos uv etc... Del sol que son muy intensos y se quemará si las pones de golpe, haz esto durante quiza una semanita para que ellas empiezen a entender a lo que se enfrentan, despues sería dejarlas fijo en tierra o maceta grande como te sea cómodo y veras que no le afecará para nada y sacará s unos buenos mangos de la cosecha amigo!
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