Hey everyone, I checked the how to grow marijuana forum and didn't find anything on the subject. I've been growing my plants indoors for a few weeks now and I plan on putting them outside soon. If you check the grow journals, mine is called "Light of Jah - 2010", sorry I can't hyperlink because I'm submitting this from my Droid. My question is...what is the correct way to acclimate my plants for the outdoors? So far I have put the plants outside until the leaves start to curl at the edges and show very low signs of stress. I've done this for 3 days now and I want my plants to be as happy as possible without damaging them. The strain is Light of Jah. Any suggestions would be super helpful!
Acclimating plants from indoors to outside.
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For my plants they go outside in the 100% shade for 5 days then moved to part sun for couple days then full sun. That has worked best for me for a couple decades now. Now for me the biggest problem my plants face is the dryness to get use to. Takes them about 5-7 days to harden up for outdoors dry air. What I find a little funny is so many people say cannabis plants need around 50% humidity indoors to grow right but yet out doors here in Colorado they get a average around 10-20% and grow just fine and have for a very long time not sure when the first cannabis plants were grown here pre google I bet lol
Oh let me add I know this post is 11 years old just thought to answer incase someone else comes here looking for a answer lol
Bounce3d
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thx @CO Finest am planning on sending some outdoors and this def helped.
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