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Really hot for outdoor growing

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Is it ok that I started my plants outside but it’s so hot they just can’t keep up with water I had Mother Earth soil and quickly figured out it drains to much for outdoors in Missouri so I brought a few girls in and put them on 11/13 light to induce flower how long before I see a change they went from 100 degree weather to a nice 73 will this stunt the plant ???
 
She will be in shock for a few days or so. For sure. Better they get inside than bask in stagnant hot air and wilt to death.

I made the mistake of growing cucumbers in cloth bags outside this year. Shit needs water every day to keep healthy. I feel you.
 
Isn't caring for your plants a labor of love? =) I have 2 plants in 3 gallon fabric pots. I water them everyday. The weather here at daytime has been in the high 90's to a bit over 100 degrees. My plants are doing just fine in the heat it's just work.
 
I really think I messed up with my soil on a few plants very fast draining looks to be my problem
 
I really think I messed up with my soil on a few plants very fast draining looks to be my problem
Man i've got some soil like that it drains quickly also and drys quicker. If you got room on top of the soil in the pot try mixing in some worm casting, scratch it in maybe. I've layed it on top also 2cups in my 15gal pots.
 
Thanks for the tip at this point I’ll try almost anything
 
I hope your plants are okay. I would have put them under the same light schedule as outside till they adjusted to the temperature change. Also, 80F is not too hot for inside growing.
 
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