prtcleman said:

They have been outside since the early summer. They did at one point go to 3 leaves. When they were put outside from inside grow

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Rooke said:

Heya farmer couple of?’s for you. What was the date that you put them outside and how old were they and what is your latitude. All this comes into play when you take plants outside. You must match your lights timing to the sunrise sunset table for your location add 15 min to your sunrise time and 15 to your sunset time when you do this

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prtcleman said:

They have been outside since the early summer. They did at one point go to 3 leaves. When they were put outside from inside grow

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Rooke said:

Heya farmer couple of?’s for you. What was the date that you put them outside and how old were they and what is your latitude. All this comes into play when you take plants outside. You must match your lights timing to the sunrise sunset table for your location add 15 min to your sunrise time and 15 to your sunset time when you do this

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BudBogart said:

I no longer try and veg my plants under 18-6 or 24-0. I never have enough time to slowly back off to daylight hours if I do that. Then I have oversized plants crammed for room waiting for the traditional second week f June in the groundI start seeds under t5 lights in March and they start getting rolled outside for a few minutes of shady sunshine right away. I grow under 15-7. That way the plants are able to go outside in mid May or earlier, weather permitted. Growing outdoors in big holes in beautiful May weather for an extra month makes up for any extra growth I might have gotten under 24-7 or 18-6.

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