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Anonymous2020

Anonymous2020

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It's 94 degrees where I am right now. In the grow room only about 75 with 60% humidity.can I put in direct sunlight for a few hours a day.
 
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BaginsZA

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Not sure where you are wanting to put them, but my main concern would be pests coming back in with your plants... Technically you could take them out for a bit, but it seems that's more hassle then working on your environment..
 
Cinco

Cinco

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I definitely wouldn’t. It’s a great way to increase the odds of bringing pests into your house where there’s no natural predators to keep them in check.
 
farmingfisherman

farmingfisherman

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I'd say if you have direct sunlight then sure go for it. But just like when you start a plant indoors and move it out it is best to harden it off first so if you can give the plant indirect light at first it might be best. Good luck!
 
Anonymous2020

Anonymous2020

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It's to humid to let soil dry indoors so I have 6hrs direct sunlight and 4 hours 30w red led. So far buds are 1 inch thick at bottom 2inches tall Christmas tree shape
 
Dontjudgeme

Dontjudgeme

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Anonymous2020 said:
It's to humid to let soil dry indoors so I have 6hrs direct sunlight and 4 hours 30w red led. So far buds are 1 inch thick at bottom 2inches tall Christmas tree shape
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Might wanna invest in a dehuey the next go round to control humidity in the event you plan on doing another indoor grow, otherwise staying outside would be your best bet. 60% Rh isn’t a deal breaker in flower as long as you have sufficient air flow.
 
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