I need some quick help

greenscene10

greenscene10

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This is my first time growing. Ive been excited cause spring was just starting and the weather out side was nice and i was gonna place my pots out side after i finished germinating the seeds. Well they finished and i planted them I was going to place them outside today for sunlight but when i woke up this morning a huge cold front came and now its like 30 some thing degrees. I dont think my young ones will make it out there.
WHAT should I do?
should I keep them inside for a couple days until the cold front passes. Should I try to get as much sunlight from my window as i can?
I need advice
 
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resinraider

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Take it oÛtside in the day and bak in at night. Plants that young should be introduced to the outdoors a few hrs aday to harden off. Ur light prob aint enuff to really make it grow fast but it will keep it alive. U don't really need it to grow so much inside as ur starting outdoors early so she will prosper though out the summer
 
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PBFseedco.

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resinraider said:
Take it oÛtside in the day and bak in at night. Plants that young should be introduced to the outdoors a few hrs aday to harden off. Ur light prob aint enuff to really make it grow fast but it will keep it alive. U don't really need it to grow so much inside as ur starting outdoors early so she will prosper though out the summer
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---Ya as long as the temps are at least in the 50's lmao not below freezing.:leaf:
 
Space Angel

Space Angel

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greenscene10 said:
Yeah its like in the 30's so im going to wait until it warms up
Thanks for all the help
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Ya don't think you jumped the gun as far as nice weather is here to stay? I'm as anxious as you but have to have some common sense when the weather will stabilize for good! I'm have great weather right now, but I know it's way to early to consider going outside. another 30 days and I'm ready to go. good luck!!!:bigjoint:
 
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