Moving some stuff outdoors

Banana444

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• Jun 25, 2014

• #1

I have at least one plant I will be putting outside since I have slightly overgrown my space. my question is, is there anything I should do to prevent bugs and other animals. I already planned on a deer repellent product. I am only concerned about pests and preventing them. I am using my own organic super soil and plant will stay in 15gal pot, its already 3ft. Would neem oil be sufficient? I have never used azamax but have access to it.

 

bleuballz

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• Jun 25, 2014

• #2

I would use the things you mentioned for sure.
I'd also buy some BT for flowering when those bud worms
Come to eat everything.

 

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FresnoFarmer

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• Jun 25, 2014

• #3

BT and spinosad for budworm preventative. And neem oil to keep away alot of other pests.

 

Banana444

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• Jun 25, 2014

• #4

Thanks a lot. I planned out a whole outdoor grow this year then my buddy that was going to help got cold feet. Anyways I wasnt going to grow in the summer since I heard keeping 1000w of hps cool was a bitch. Im glad I popped beans anyways. Now I have a 5x5 full of 10 vegged plants including one ducksfoot (doesnt even look like canna). Anyways im thinking I might just put 4 of them out and start vegging for my fall indoor. I appreciate the help on pests outdoor. These plants might only be checked on once or twice, I know its a shot in the dark but maybe we will get lucky.

 

Silky Shagsalot

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• Jun 25, 2014

• #5

very easy to put your plant into immediate flower by moving from inside to out.

 

FresnoFarmer

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• Jun 25, 2014

• #6

Not much to lose in your situation. GO for it. You can keep a 1000w light and ballast cool..........with an AC unit running the entir light cycle lol. Other than that, here, they would bake.

 

Banana444

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• Jun 25, 2014

• #7

FresnoFarmer said:

Not much to lose in your situation. GO for it. You can keep a 1000w light and ballast cool..........with an AC unit running the entir light cycle lol. Other than that, here, they would bake.

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Well I bought a portable ac and ended up returning It after a week because my central ac was doing a better job and I have to keep the ac on all summer anyways for my pets. I am having no problem stayin at or under 80°F, with central ac on 74 or 75. Only problem I have now isonly one grow tent and its full. And I have autos in flower in the veg tent going nutz and filling it up fast, Lol, I didnt sit down and plan this one at all, just popped a ton of beans and filled the biggest pots and grow bags I could find, so im putting these photos outside. I took sone clones of everything just incase anything turns out amazing.

 

FresnoFarmer

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• Jun 25, 2014

• #8

lucky. I have a window AC unit dedicated to my entire house lol. keeps it at around 79. If I were to do indoor I would have to dedicate an AC unit to the room(no overhead). Would run my bills high.

 

Banana444

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• Jun 25, 2014

• #9

Yea I got lucky, my house came with central ac. And since I started growing I found my house stays nice and cool in the summer with not a lot of ac because its brick and masonry block on a slab with a full attic, well insulated. It rocks for summer growing and we dont typically have to many days that reach 100°