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You move them outside when the daylight hours are conducive to veg stage.
Two major mistakes I have seen are...
1. growers trying to get an early jump on the season and the daylight hours are still only 12-12 outside. The plants flower, and they loose a month of growth attempting to re-veg.
2. growers have their indoor starter plants under 24 or 18 hours of light, then put them outside under the 14 hours of natural daylight. The plants flower due to the decreasing daylight hours they were used to and same situation occurs with reveg.
I start them inside under 14 hours per day of light. I move them outside when the natural daylight hours are closer to 14.
Shit, edit... I didn’t notice you said autos. This information above was for photoperiod. I have never grown autos, but would suggest putting them out when the spring rains are practically over and night time temps are high enough to maintain healthy growth.
 
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They are autos Toker?
Light schedule doesn’t matter.
Shit I did not see the last of your comment toker🤦🏼😆. Sorry
 
Actually I made a “auto flower experiment” in this forum about of course autos flowers and not reviving enough light, and about the genes. If you want to follow that experiment of course :)
 
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I can't grow photos outside. One neighbor has a motion floodlight & another's driveway is so that headlights shine into my yard. Plus the wife turns the porch light on when she goes out for a smoke.
 
Yessir. Oregon State to be exact. So even during the Summer I'm gonna need a roof over the forming buds to avoid rot.
 
Thanks! Headed to Home Depot today! 😎
I hope they have something that don't block UV rays.
 
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JDU Gotta think about it don't put the cart before the horse. We don't live in the Portugal can't put tiny seeds unprotected in spring here in Oregon. Too bad you lost all your autos. :(
 
I never wrote unprotected?
And I’ve grown autos in Denmark a lot more in Portugal.
My experience is if they don’t get rain and a decent amount of sunlight, you can still get a good harvest. Denmark’s has about the same climate Oregon, maybe even more a bad climate.
It can be done with the right attention. And the right cover for the plants :)
 
Not bad 👍🏻 And if you are a little uncomfortable by Gavin them outside in some nights, take them inside at night the first weeks. And outside in the morning, they don’t care.
If you of course have that opportunity.
 
Right yes it can with the right protection, right timing knowing about the plant it all figures in the grow, soil, light needs this is what we try to teach and learn here. Look at others grow techniques see and make a plan. Stupid willy nilly throw a seed down see if it grows might work in a perfect climate but it take a good deal of thought and planning growing here. That's what i'm talking about differences what works for one may not work for another but know about the environment. Peace :)
 
Never been to Denmark or Oregon... but have been really close to both. What I can say is Norway (Oslo) in the summer time is very similar to Northern Cali (SF bay) in the spring.
 
These autos are I shit you not 15days from seed. Outdoor on a porch in a tent no heat just a 450 viparspectar on both switches. It's 67 in the tent it's 3x3x6 they are in a soil mix I make. They been fed 2x 1xwk only. the leaf is huge bigger than my hand and my hubby's. The stalks are near pencil size biggest I had so far. Did I make mistakes with autos most all of them had errors from me. I've only grown them last summer and now this winter a total of 9 plants in all the grows and finally these have turned my head around autos. I'm super thrilled on how they are doing so far. And those are 2gal plastic pots BTW:)
 

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Kinda harsh..... I ain't stupid & this ain't willy nilly- I planned it out for these to be ready on Mother's Day. The weather is throwin me a curve ball but i figure I can adapt & concur with a lil help from my friends.
 
You didn't hijack it. Were talkin about outdoor autos & I welcome all perspectives & advice. The offence I recognize as mostly your rough start to the day & won't hold it against ya. 😎
 
JDU I think what she meant is anyone can toss a seed into the ground and get lucky... but we desire consistency, which is more difficult to achieve.
Might be good to find seeds that are more resistant to the local conditions. Some strains are just not equipped for weather conditions. Lastly, new born plants are just not vigor (no matter what strain). Once they establish their feeding (roots and leaves) they are more resilient to the elements.
 
I hear ya & understand Toker1 I'm goin on the premise that a seed that sprouts in an environment does better'n a plant that gits moved out from an ideal one. It's not gonna git below 40 again this yr so that shouldn't be a concern. Plus Autos are part Ruderalis which thrive in the cold brutal North.
 
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