ZOUTOG Succulent Planter, White Mini 3.15 inch Ceramic Flower Planter Pot with Bamboo Tray, Pack of 4 - Plants Not Included

 ZOUTOG Succulent Planter, White Mini 3.15 inch Ceramic Flower Planter Pot with Bamboo Tray, Pack of 4 - Plants Not Included

•  Free Bamboo Tray: Simple design with a removable draining tray made of bamboo is perfect to catch drips for potted plants.
• Design: Round planter design with a drainage hole, create a young and fresh look for your home and office!
• Modern & Simpler: White ceramic Set of 4 mini succulent / flower planter, add a decorative touch to any room with these planters.
• Sleek Table Centerpiece: The clean pattern of your planter looks great in apartments on coffee tables, modern home decor, offices and dorm room.
• Planter Size: 3.15 * 3.15 * 2.36 inches (L * W * H); Tray Size: 3.23 * 3.23 * 0.39 inches (L * W * H)

Procedure for moving indoor plants to outdoors

Anyone who has indoor plants, on some occasion, has been able to ask whether in spring or summer it is appropriate to take out to terraces or balconies the specimens that are kept at home during the rest of the year. Sometimes, with certain specimens, moving them at random works well and in other cases the plants perish after a few weeks.
To know how to act properly and avoid losing more plants, it can be said that usually the transfer of the plant during the hottest months of the year is beneficial, but it is convenient to carry it out progressively.

In the first place it is advisable to study the needs of each plant and if inside the house a specimen usually requires being in places with partial shade, of course this circumstance will not have to be varied when it is located outside, so it will be advisable to place it in a shady place.

When its new location is decided, it is advisable that the change is not drastic, it is necessary to go little by little allowing the plant to acclimate to those conditions, in such a way that the first day the specimen will be left in its new location for an hour , the next day longer and so on until ensuring that the plant has perfectly adapted to its new environment.

The air currents and the sun

On the other hand, in the first weeks of spring, when the plants found inside the house begin to resume their maximum vegetative activity, there is a tendency to favor the entry of air from outside by keeping the windows open for most of the day. . This air renewal is necessary for both people and plants, but care must be taken because if the air intake is continuous, the currents can significantly affect the development of indoor specimens. To avoid damage to the plants, it is advisable to avoid drafts inside the home, apart from not prolonging the time spent ventilating the house excessively.

Also the direct and permanent incidence of sun rays more intense than those of the winter season can significantly damage the foliage of the plants, especially if they have been sprayed with water. In this case, it is advisable to screen the light that comes from outside with a curtain and it is also advisable not to wet the leaves when the plant is exposed to the sun's rays.

Relocation of plants

When it comes to redecorating the home, it must be borne in mind that the location of the indoor plants is also changing, whose environment is also changing, which can be a fatal event for the specimen.
The most common when determining the location of a plant inside a home focuses on assessing the needs for light, humidity and temperature, ensuring that these are the most consistent with your needs. But when a reorganization of the space is carried out, the previous aspects are put aside in favor of aesthetics, forgetting that, no matter how minimal, the change in brightness or humidity that the plant is going to undergo, will significantly alter its growth, reaching the point that it could not outgrow it and die.
For this reason it is recommended to avoid alterations in the location of indoor plants, so that they can maintain the balance necessary to grow vigorously.

Spotless indoor plants

In some cases, there are people who have the habit of removing dust from indoor plants as if they were cleaning the dust on any object of home decoration. The vast majority are unaware that the product they use for such cleaning can be harmful to the plant, instead of benefiting it. That is why it is advisable to avoid applying the same cleaning product to the house furniture on the floors, apart from the fact that it is also advisable to use different rags for each task.
If what you want is to improve the presence of the plants and eliminate dust and dirt, the most successful method is to move them outside when it rains, once the first minutes have passed and the atmosphere has been cleaned. This solution is ideal when it rains in the summer, spring and autumn, but on winter days it is advisable to discard the idea of ​​taking them outside and replace with a warm shower that the plants will also appreciate.
Another option to take into account is to use a polish to achieve the desired appearance in all plants, but this product should not be abused. The measure is advisable to be placed at most 3 or 4 times a year.
On the other hand, it is convenient to pay special attention when the plants are in bloom, since the flowers are very delicate and it is not advisable to get them wet, much less apply cleaning products, no matter how ecological they are.

How to move your marijuana plants indoors to outdoors

Marijuana can be grown both indoors and outdoors. But is it possible to move indoor plants outdoors? Read on for a detailed guide on how to move your indoor plants outside, permanently or temporarily.

Although it may seem illogical, many marijuana growers start their plants indoors and later move them outside . In this article, we show you exactly how to move your indoor plants outdoors, be it permanently or temporarily.

Why move indoor marijuana plants outside?

• To get the crop early: If you live in an area with a short growing season, starting your plants indoors is a great way to give them more time for the vegetative phase.
• To induce flowering: Some people prefer to grow plants indoors during the vegetative phase with an 18/6 light cycle, and then move them outside to force flowering.
• For more space: If your grow tent is cluttered, you may want to move your plants outside so they can grow freely.
• To combat pests: If you are fighting pests, you may want to move your plants outside to treat and disinfect the grow room.
• To improve lighting: There is no grow light that outshines natural sunlight. If your grow light isn't enough, you can move the plants outside to keep them growing in the sun.
• To fix technical glitches: If one of your grow equipment breaks midway through, you can move your plants outside while you fix or replace the fixture.
• There are many other scenarios in which you might consider moving plants from your grow room or tent to the outside, or vice versa. For example, if you want to prevent your outdoor plants from attracting attention, you can minimize the time they are outside by keeping them indoors under grow lights during flowering.

If you plan to move your indoor plants outdoors, follow these tips to avoid stressing them.