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Welcome to our forum. It's always good to have new blood and ideas to prevent group stagnation. This is a pretty friendly bunch and are willing to provide help when asked. Do not hesitate to ask or to post. I'm looking forward to your participation.
 
Welcome aboard...I learned to grow (still learning) right here with Nebula and Sirius, GWE, and all of the fine folks on this forum. I hope you like it as much as I do. :smile:
 
Thanks to all, well we're having a power outage in my neighborhood so I had to move my plants outside for light, im in week 5 of flower. Do any of you think there will be a problem? Indoors they were at 77°-81° Fahrenheit, outdoors its in the mid to upper 90s.
 
Well they are not going to like it, but bugs would be the worst thing to deal with. Is the outage expect to go days?
 
Ugh we've been having those all summer, electric company scared shitless now of law suits. Well just don't set them on concret an keep them watered. We've had upper 90's low 100 this summer for 3 months they should be fine but keep up the fluids. I grow outdoors only during summer, indoor during winter.
 
I’ve had to deal with power cuts before. I kept them going using battery torches and LOTS of candles for some heat and light.
 
SoOrbudgal , what is the issue with placing plants on concrete? My outdoor plants are hiding from the damp weather in the barn on a concrete floor.
 
Oh i was meaning on hot sunny concret floor absorbing the ground heat. I have concret pation i move my plants to under a cover but put them on wood blocks so they don't sit on 120f concret
 
Seen a few photos here of pots sitting on concrete driveways and whatnot in the midday sun. Can't do that here on hot days.
 
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