HELP/TIPS NEEDED FOR TRANSITIONING PLANTS FROM INDOOR TO OUTDOOR or OUTDOOR TO INDOOR SAFELY/PROPERLY? Please note I keep the A/C on and it runs about 50% of the time to keep it between 74-78 inside at all times. I live in Arizona and our temps outside are averaging 95-105 daily. I’d really appreciate any advice/pro tips on how to properly transition plants back and forth without killing them. Thanks!
I live on the Texas gulf coast. My a/c runs almost all year long because of the humidity and heat. I keep most plants on a covered patio in warmer months. I have several that can take full sun. I have to get them acclimated to full sunlight each time if they will end up in full sun. I take my plants out when night time temperatures are within the range they can take. I start fertilizing twice a month in the growing season. I bring them inside when nighttime temps are too cold for them. I use grow lights for almost all of them except the ones in south facing windows. I fertilize once a month or less in winter when growth slows.
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Well, you’ll want to be careful, most plants just can’t survive those temperatures at all. Even if they do, you’ll be watering them twice a day!
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