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[QUOTE="SacreligionNLI:801331"]if you want to keep them, leave them outside but try to plant some strong smelling flowers nearby to try to mask the smell. if you want them all to grow strong, try transplanting the 2 that don't get as much sun out of the shade. the season change will get the light cycle to about 12 light/12 dark in the next few weeks which is the light cycle used for budding by indoor growers. i'd say keep them if you want to risk it, and just make sure the 2 plants that are weaker get more sun. also, fence them off if you can. deer love to eat that shit if they find it. speaking of which, how tall are the plants now? once the 12/12 cycle hits they should exclusively bud and not produce anymore vegetative growth.[/QUOTE]

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