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I had to do that before. My plant simply got too big for the area I could keep it in.
I dug a hole, and switched it from the pot to the hole. It actually worked really well. Since its only a week into flower, you can let it re-veg (which is what mine did) or you can cover it up and make sure it only gets 12 hours of light to flower. It depends upon what you want to do, and if its practical for you to get to the spot to play with covering and uncovering it every single day until its ready to harvest.
On the flip side...if you've got a good spot nobody is going to fuck with and let it reveg...by the time its ready for harvest, it should be a fucking monster (assuming you got them big indoors already).
Please note that I'm a super noob, and everything I say should be taken with a pinch of salt...someone with much more experience will be able to give better help...but I just wanted to be included here :]
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When you take them from artifical light to sun light, your gonn have to slowly introduce it to the sun. Like a week in some shaded sun and through out that week introduce it in small increments to direct sun light. Like and hour a day the 2nd day out, 2 hr the third, and 4 hours the 4th day and so on. If you put indoor plants outside in direct sunlight , the sun can sometime burn your plants and then stunt them. That is not what you want at this stage.
Not good to be moving or mixing it up during flower!
I'm only a week in and i'm using ffof, my plants are around 3ft tall but they're only one week into flowering, i could tarp over them.. idk what to do honestly.
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