finishing OD plants inside?

[Guest]

If plants arent finished at the time you need I was thinking you could bring them inside and finish them.. they would be pretty damn tall (5 -6 ft tall).but the question is ....if you brung them in would it be possible to put them on any 12/12 cycle you want....so lets say they were getting light from about 7 am to 8 pm OD, could they be switched to what fits your sheduale? or would they get extremely stressed?

 

[Fast Pine]

I couldnt immagine the change in light shocking em..
I hope yer 6footers are in pots though...If yer talking about digging em up...ferget it!


good luck to ya, whatever happens.

 

[Jahkaya]

I agree, don't dig them up.

If it were me I would get a five dollar timer and set it to 10/14 to allow the plants to mature a bit faster. If they are going from full sun to indoors look for them to stretch unless you have MAJOR lighting.

 

[WAMEN]

I agree, don't dig them up.

If it were me I would get a five dollar timer and set it to 10/14 to allow the plants to mature a bit faster. If they are going from full sun to indoors look for them to stretch unless you have MAJOR lighting.

yep.. i agree..

 

[Guest]

they are in pots...this is just incase oct comes and they are like 3 weeks away from harvest though...

my concern is the inside light cycle, but lets just hope they finish in time

 

[OG Royal Grower]

You should be able to calculate what your actual time of daylight outdoors where you are within minutes, you could set the lights to mimic the exact light schedule. Sorry i dont have a link to the website, but maybe someone else can help you out.
Peace,
Og Royal Grower

 

[slyfoxberg]

http://aa.usno.navy.mil/data/docs/RS_OneYear.html

right there. lays it all out in a chart for you. good luck, but i would leave them out. i didn't harvest my sativas until thanksgiving last year and i'm at 42 N. pot plants can take a lot more then you think when it comes to cold weather.

 

[Guest]

thanks peeps....I am more worried about them being exposed then about the cold weather...Well see where they are at in a month. A few are close and some will be pushing it...

 

[slyfoxberg]

don't be so concerned about the cold. pot plants can take an amazing amount of cold weather. mine went through frost and snow last year, before their thanksgiving harvest.
apparently a bunch of old OG vets, Stoner 133 amongst them did an experiment a few years back apparently right around 25-28 degrees F is the lower limit for the cannabis plant. good luck and just be careful of the budrot.

 

[Guest]

I should elaborate I meant leaves falling and the vegetation around it dying and exposing my big juicy buds...

but the cold is always a concern. if anyting it slows budding down