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ps. A full spectrum plant light bulb would be a better alternative to the sun at this time. It's not gonna fry your plant. (just a thought) Also good to have for the winter.
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Re: Oh No Help!!!!!
I'm confused...u already have them outside some times?? I will definitely say cold damage then. I would not put then out yet unless u are getting way warmer temps than me. I dont imagine you would be able to over winter Orinoco outside there without a great deal of luck or added heat in winter.
Edit: I would suggest no direct light if they are outside, but indoors im still very much for the more light the better. if they are getting burned through a window, a strong growligt will also burn them. Last edited by Hammocked Banana : 03-14-2014 at 11:31 AM. |
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