tcbud
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Be careful about putting them out too early because of temps and hours of sunlight. If they do look to be going into flower (and they will if you have any less hours of light outside than they were getting inside), pinch off the flowers and let it revedge. You will have time for that, it takes about six weeks to wholey revedge. Or, You can get some seeds and make a mother plant, using the amount of time that will be shinning at the time you put them out. I started early last year (see "early start grow") and the best results were from the plants my husband put out in early spring (check my journal)(and for those who are reading this in Jan. 2009, the purple bud pic of the month is one of the plants put out early last spring). He covered them with a visqueen box at night and some days too. He put them out sometime in March and they went thru some real cold nights and days. Those plants had the best root systems in my garden.
Good luck to you.
Here is a link that has monthy sunrise/sunset times, just keep following the directions and you will get sunrise and moonrise.
http://www.sunrisesunset.com/custom_srss_calendar.asp
Good luck to you.
Here is a link that has monthy sunrise/sunset times, just keep following the directions and you will get sunrise and moonrise.
http://www.sunrisesunset.com/custom_srss_calendar.asp