Throwing plant outside on a nice warm day

I know theres a thread on here somewhere, and i know obviously you can put a plant outside. But say I'm getting into my last few weeks of flowering, and i don't feel like my light is putting enough out for my plant to soak in and i know it can get fatter, if i threw my plant out side a couple hours a day before lights out, or even during the afternoon, will it help get fatter?? Or does a plant have to adapt to certain array of light before it will start growing again and sustain itself under the light and would it be to late. Just curious if anyones done it or if it's pointless, and if just need to buy more light and it's a stupid question tell me lol

Don't throw any fucking thing

by all means let your plant soak up the days rays

the more the better

this early spring sun is very red indeed

along with the tiny spring UV

makes the buds swell

leaving you grinning until the next crop

good luck

ps check for mold daily avoid cold temps

Good way to bring pests in to your growroom.

I don’t even wear clothes that have been outside in mine. Or me until I wash.

vostok said:

Don't throw any fucking thing

by all means let your plant soak up the days rays

the more the better

this early spring sun is very red indeed

along with the tiny spring UV

makes the buds swell

leaving you grinning until the next crop

good luck

ps check for mold daily avoid cold temps

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It's about a high of 70 today probably about 66 right now, still to cold?

MichiganMedGrower said:

Good way to bring pests in to your growroom.

I don’t even wear clothes that have been outside in mine. Or me until I wash.

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You are right i didn't think about that. I do have a pedestal for them i would sit them on, but i guess depending on whos growing and where you are located, pests might not be a problem. I can understand the concern.

Azubaz said:

It's about a high of 70 today probably about 66 right now, still to cold?

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not for me

tho in time you can expect the leaves even the stalks to go a red or purple

that be the sap stalling in the plant and jamming up

no biggy

up to you

good luck

Don't bring plants in and out. that just brings bugs into your grow.

Azubaz said:

You are right i didn't think about that. I do have a pedestal for them i would sit them on, but i guess depending on whos growing and where you are located, pests might not be a problem. I can understand the concern.

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in most cases I agree but it is ealry spring most bugs are still waiting to warm up

and are more attracted to the yellowing poorly cared for plants

whats your bug control system again ..lol

vostok said:

in most cases I agree but it is ealry spring most bugs are still waiting to warm up

and are more attracted to the yellowing poorly cared for plants

whats your bug control system again ..lol

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Right i see maybe a butterfly or two where i am. I'm not in a swamp with high temps and mosquitos and gnats everywhere, or somewhere with high humidity all the time. I'm in the high desert, i know pests can still be around. And i don't plant on taking them out in deep summer. No bug control lol

It's not the big bugs you can see you should worry about.

ANC said:

It's not the big bugs you can see you should worry about.

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Then with that in mind I'm not gonna mess with them.

MichiganMedGrower said:

Good way to bring pests in to your growroom.

I don’t even wear clothes that have been outside in mine. Or me until I wash.

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^^^^^

Don't do it..!

Not just the bugs. The high spring humidity not good for your flowers

Doing such a thing won't really help rather every flower has a different proportion of sunlight and water, so u need to research more about your plants.