Veg phase outdoor and finish indoor

SirBud
SirBudstarted grow question 3y ago
I want to do an outdoor grow this year but there's a big risk of a few days with over 60% humidity in my region. Can I put an outdoor plant under a grow light the last few weeks of flower to prevent mold?
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UnkleSkunk
UnkleSkunkanswered grow question 3y ago
I would recommend getting some F1 fast plants; they have a faster flowering time than the standard ones, and you can find them in many seed banks. Fast Buds has also started making them. Basically, by flowering at least 15 days earlier, you can skip or reduce the humid days. Also, check that there are many seeds resistant to mold. If you can put the plant under a light, yes, it needs to be a strong light because it has to compete with the sun. I’ll add... to combat mold, there are products that strengthen the plant, and the stronger the plant is, the less chance there is for mold. One is humic acid, and the other is silicon. If you use Biobizz, the humic acid is the Top Max, which I recommend using even during the vegetative stage, while the silicon is Barrier from Top Crop or Ryno Skin from Advanced; others should make it too, but Biobizz doesn’t.
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Ezzjaybruh
Ezzjaybruhanswered grow question 3y ago
Yes.. could shock it a bit but it’ll be fine. Main concern is bugs. I made this choice 2 years ago.. had aphids indoors for the following year and some change. Eyeballing ain’t gonna do it either. You’re gonna bring bugs in. It’s just can you keep em contained and kill em. Regret ever doing it personally. I’d say if anything Veg outdoor , then flower indoor. That way you can bomb em with pyrethrum, rinse em off, flip em and be totally safe
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Mining_green
Mining_greenanswered grow question 3y ago
Sure ya can the wet wont bother if its warm but yeah if it cold and wet you can bring em in
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Random_Vibez
Random_Vibezanswered grow question 3y ago
Hi great question, Honestly if you know it's only going to be a short period of a humidity spike then just monitor it outside. However, if you are really worried you can bring it inside but add a few weeks onto the flowering period to compensate for a recovery after transplant. Hope this helps
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FacelessGardens
FacelessGardensanswered grow question 3y ago
If your Plant is in a pot and you wouldnt have to dig it out of the ground I guess is should absolutely be possible to finish it indoor in the end under a good light ✌️🏻
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