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I have always read it the other way around. They recommend that a plant being grown outside not be brought inside because it might bring in Spider Mites or Powdery Mildew.
Taking it to your greenhouse should not be any problem. As long as it is the end of winter and going into spring where you live everything should be OK.
Fuzzy Duck
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Ah !
This may require some period of adjustment also known as hardening off
Oh sizzle, I need to make peeps think about stuff...
Ok it is in doors & not in a grow tent so more than likely on window ledge or some thing !
Hardening of is difference of temperature from indoors to out doors & a green house this could prove stressful for a plant.
Another thing is time zone ?
I'm not totally sure who or where would want to start growing a plant at this time of year ?
This may require some period of adjustment also known as hardening off
Oh sizzle, I need to make peeps think about stuff...
Ok it is in doors & not in a grow tent so more than likely on window ledge or some thing !
Hardening of is difference of temperature from indoors to out doors & a green house this could prove stressful for a plant.
Another thing is time zone ?
I'm not totally sure who or where would want to start growing a plant at this time of year ?
I think it's starting to stink because it's coming into flower nowAh !
This may require some period of adjustment also known as hardening off
Oh sizzle, I need to make peeps think about stuff...
Ok it is in doors & not in a grow tent so more than likely on window ledge or some thing !
Hardening of is difference of temperature from indoors to out doors & a green house this could prove stressful for a plant.
Another thing is time zone ?
I'm not totally sure who or where would want to start growing a plant at this time of year ?
Agree with hardening off for at least a week or so
Southern Hemisphere or the continents below the Equator. For that part of the planet the first day of spring would be this week so their days are getting longer while for those in the northern hemisphere it would be the first day of Fall.
Should be fine If you want to flower outside. I'm in South Africa and our season is starting now. You might not finish flowering before days get too long. If they are not sexually mature they will do fine.
