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Much too early to plant autos outdoors in the Northern Hemisphere. Seeing as some are already starting to flower, you will be lucky to get more than a few grams from each plant. Otherwise, they look healthy enough.

Think they got too much light recently, but as long as they have adapted to the sun, new growth should improve.

So far, the little ones look pretty good and healthy. Are those autos? In the first picture, it seems like it's already starting to flower?

Hello, here’s what I’ve noticed The overall appearance: They are stout and very compact. That’s a good sign, it means they haven’t been “desperately” searching for light. The structure is solid. Color: The green is very deep at the top, which shows that there are potatoes. The small problem: We see a slight yellowing at the tips of the lower leaves. It’s nothing serious yet, it’s probably just due to the stress of the transfer or a slight nitrogen deficiency, but be careful that it doesn’t come back up. The transition to soil: Now they will really explode. In the soil, there are no limits to the root system anymore. They are healthy. Give them a week to firmly anchor their roots before expecting a comet-like growth spurt. Don’t worry at the moment, the watering seems to be handled. Just watch out for the slugs now that they’re in the “Deep End,” they love such young shoots! I hope this helps and reassures you, good luck!

Well, since you apparently live in Germany, I hope for you that it’s not too early. Especially at night, it’s still below 15 °. A few nights and they’re done, they’ll hardly grow. The rule of thumb is to only put sensitive plants outside after the Ice Saints. For next time, definitely use larger pots for starting. These are small for autos, which is due to the too small pots; many autos stop growing when the roots no longer have space to expand and often go into flowering very early, as you can see in one. So it won’t be such a lush harvest, but still, good luck.

Hey, I'm not really an (outdoor) expert either, but those little rascals look fresh as can be. The weather is always a tricky thing, unfortunately, there's no real consistency anymore. I can't really give you any tips on how to survive the potentially frosty nights ahead. I currently have a little lady outside, but she's in a fabric pot. Since I don't want to trust the weather too much, I put a bucket over her for bad and cold weather and secure it with stakes. Not pretty, but so far it's working well. In the bed it's a bit trickier, but maybe set up a cold frame over it. There are open cold frames with a liftable lid. Something like that maybe?! Otherwise, they look great, keep it up bro✌️😉

It's still very early to go outside. You can do it, but the ice saints come in early May – you need to be careful. Right now, the temperatures at night are still quite low, and anything below 12 °C is critical. Maybe you can find a mini greenhouse somewhere for a small price – they have them in various garden or discount shops.

No one can see into your soil. If it looks the same at the bottom as it does at the top, it's probably too compact. Probably put them to bed too early... there could still be frost. Otherwise, yeah, something will come out, but no monsters and no big yields. I also have some outside, but probably 2-5 weeks too early. 😜 But they don't seem to be missing anything. Have fun! 😋

Companion plants are needed. Marigolds, basil, mint. Create parial shade for mint and basil.