Cool days and nights

FosterBD

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The weather‘s been nice in the past couple weeks so I started to slowly move all my photoperiod outside. Plants are all doing good. Now for this week, we have cold days and nights and I was thinking about bringing them back inside. I have a tent set up in my garage that I can place them in. I haven’t had to deal with this type of weather yet so I’m looking for some advice. They are 45days in 5gal fabric pots. They are in ocean forest with added earthworm castings and 30% perlite.
 

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Me personally, I'd just leave them, rather than move them and stress them by going from natural to artifical light and back again. Those temps are not that bad and will get better as the season progresses. Just as an aside, I live in a coastal area, so my temps run from 48-55 at night to mid 80's (and occassionally 100+) in the daytime. Plants did fine. They're in veg, they are tougher than you think.
 
They look very healthy. Truly be proud of yourself because they seriously look great. Only thing I can think of, I would just keep on letting them be with what you are doing, but try not to over do it, they are strong plants. The weather seems to be pretty decent for you, except any rain.

You are doing a great job!
 
One thing I always did, was to let my plants go a bit hungry for just a day or two ( even three sometimes) longer than when I would normally feed them, they always perked up in a noticeabe way after I fed them a very mild dose of nutrients at that point ( even sometimes just water ), and I got to know them better in case they responded negatively. When they would droop like that, it means they are well fed but either having too much nitrogen, or are overwatered, just in my experience persnally.

This is just my own personal experience. I haven't gave help out in many years, so take my advice with a grain of salt. I hope everything goes well! Again, they seem to be looking healthy. :)
 
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