Too close to the road?

[Newbgrower1]

Hey guys quick question. My plant is about 100 ft. From the road and the other night I realized when cars come down the hill their headlights hit my plant for a split second. Only 1 or 2 cars a night might drive by. Do you think I’m far enough away that it shouldn’t effect anything. I am in the second week of flower and so far it doesn’t seam to be causing any issues.

 

[mysticepipedon]

My guess is that it probably doesn't matter. If it's in the ground, do not move it now.

 

[Newbgrower1]

My guess is that it probably doesn't matter. If it's in the ground, do not move it now.

Thank you

 

[Buzzzz]

Hey guys quick question. My plant is about 100 ft. From the road and the other night I realized when cars come down the hill their headlights hit my plant for a split second. Only 1 or 2 cars a night might drive by. Do you think I’m far enough away that it shouldn’t effect anything. I am in the second week of flower and so far it doesn’t seam to be causing any issues.

Shouldn't matter I have plants by my window and every morning the lights are on inside and the porch light to let the dog out before dawn . There is more influencing flowering than light cycle alone.

 

[BigBlonde]

I grew some outside some years ago. A neighbor installed one of those security lights that was across a street and two lawns. It was so bright I had to shield my eyes when I walked into my living room in the middle of the night. I considered using it for target practice. Anyway, my plants did well in spite of it. So, I dunno. If the plants seem okay, they probably are okay.

 

[dean1963]

i was always skeptical about zero light during dark time.
nobody that ever grew outside in any city would have 100% darkness.
but i'm still a newb and waiting for more responses from more better growers than me

 

[Kampbe1l]

just as long as you're not spotted....

 

[sambapati]

just as long as you're not spotted....

You mean like a leopard? Good to see you back on the farm