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Soooo question?! Most of my babies have been indoors and we just moved to Florida from nd and have a yard now. so I’m wondering how does one get them ready to be outdoor plants. They have all been indoors and thriving since I got them other then the few that are outside due to a bad online order (don’t buy from succulents and co. They ghost you after sending you plants that are decapitated) We are currently staying with my mom and she is also a plant lady. So a lot of her front porch is taken but I’m considering getting myself a green house but I don’t want to shock them by the heat.

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  4. Missy

    I love your plants! The shelves and is that a stand with grow lights built in?? So cool. As far as your question I’m not skilled enough to help though sorry.

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    • Newly obsessed

      The grow lights came w double sided tape that we just attached to the stand it’s just a cheap one from Amazon’s I have the box still I’ll let you know what brand they are! Highly recommend

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    • Missy

      Oh awesome thank you!

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  5. AlexSloj

    That’s a wonderful collection of plants! I would start by doing a bit of research into your individual plants to find out about their preferences in terms of full sun vs part sun vs shade, as some plants will just need their needs met regardless of environment (though Florida is a great location for many of yours!). After that, generally the best rule is slow acclimation, as just throwing most of these plants straight from inside to out would probably roast most of your leaves off and maybe kill some. If they are going to be in full sun, usually the method is to start with them getting around 1-2 hours of full sun before moving them to a shadier spot the rest of the day, for about a week or two. The next week, increase the sun time for around an hour, and repeat this for the following weeks until they can handle the full time. But like I said, research into the specifics of the plant from people more qualified than me will certainly help in the long run. Wish you luck!

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    • Newly obsessed

      Thank you so much! This is exactly the information I was looking for and plan to start the transition!!!

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    • AlexSloj

      Happy to help! Definitely share more as your collection acclimates!

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