High Times – October 2019

(C. Jardin) #1

Plants in containers
outside in full sun need
HIG frequent waterings.


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SUBJECT: Starting Indoor Plants Outside
FROM: Raven Dawn

vI want to start my plants with good
old-fashioned natural sunlight and then
bring them in when they start to show off
their true beauty. Is it okay to start them
outdoors in pots and then move them
indoors?

Dear Raven,
You can start plants outside and then bring them inside as long as you
follow certain protocols. Plants that are used to full sunlight will need
strong indoor lighting to continue to thrive. You must make sure you’re
delivering enough light to your plants when you bring them inside.
You also must be vigilant with integrated pest management (IPM) to
ensure you’re not bringing pests inside along with your plants. Indoors,
without predators, spider mites will reproduce quickly, and you can
have an infestation on your hands in no time.

OCTOBER 2019 I HIGH TIMES 107
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