You might notice that some of the leaf surface will recover but not all of the damage recovers. I figure that those areas were loosing moisture from the leaf faster than the plant could replace it.
Hey @mreverything0G hope you are well my friend.
Just out of curiosity, and to see if my theory holds up, what kind of lights were they under indoors? I have never had an issue with plants going outdoors when grown under LED lights, but I have had issues when coming from T-5's or fluorescent lights to daylight.
I have had no problems going from the T5 LED fixtures to the outside. Have not tried the fluorescent bulbs so no idea. Something to think about.
I've found that when I used to buy clones, if they were grown under fluorescent lights and I put them into direct sunlight they would get leaf burn issues for several days, until they hardened up. If I put them in filtered sun or partial shade for a few days before full sun, then no issues. LED grown clones/seedlings I could move outside into the sun with no burn. I think that HPS and LED lights are stronger and the plants can take the move better than those grown under the soft veg light of fluorescents. Just what I've observed.
I know I’ll prolly hear about this but Google it. Put 325mgs. Plain aspirin in a gl. of water. There’s something in aspirin that stressed plants produce in small quantity’s and helps plants recover. Also a side by side comparison showed a 100% better growth rate as none received.
Makes sense. I went with the T5 LED instead of the fluorescent because what I had read said they were strong enough to be worth the difference in price.
