Hey guys,
Here's the deal.. I've got a White Widow girl , and a White Siberian girl about 3 weeks old that I am going to be putting outside soon. Both have been inside under a 19/5 light photoperiod since popping the seeds..
I am afraid that if I just harden them off and plop them outside, with our current 15 hour days, they might start flowering with the drastic light change. So, I want to gradually bring them down to a photoperiod more closely associated with outside before making the switch. My question is, how slowly/quickly should I make the photoperiod change? An hour change per day?? An hour change per week?? Or.. Am I just worrying too much?
Any seasoned outdoor growing advise will be very appreciated.
Thanks! CLOJ
Here's the deal.. I've got a White Widow girl , and a White Siberian girl about 3 weeks old that I am going to be putting outside soon. Both have been inside under a 19/5 light photoperiod since popping the seeds..
I am afraid that if I just harden them off and plop them outside, with our current 15 hour days, they might start flowering with the drastic light change. So, I want to gradually bring them down to a photoperiod more closely associated with outside before making the switch. My question is, how slowly/quickly should I make the photoperiod change? An hour change per day?? An hour change per week?? Or.. Am I just worrying too much?
Any seasoned outdoor growing advise will be very appreciated.
Thanks! CLOJ