Outdoor

[Candycane420]

Wondering if some one could give me little advise I've been growing for couple years now..not much outdoor.is it better to start seeds indoor then transfer plant outside into pots or start germinated seeds outdoor and let the sun do the work?? Thanks

 

[starramus]

Yes I would advise starting indoors since you can give them 18 hours of light and give a boost to their vegetative stage. Also obviously avoiding any frost issues as well.

 

[rockman]

I really think it's about your local climate zone, and how predictable or not the early season weather is. Here in the Northeast, I've had frost and spells of cold and wet (definitely not tender seedling friendly) through May usually. Also if you are going to start indoors to give them a comfortable start, I would suggest on a timing that doesn't allow them to get too big or used to the indoor environment, and to gradually acclimate them before going out for good. 🌱🌱🌱 🌻