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If possible, try sticking them outdoors. If they have been mostly indoors, you may need to gradually adjust them to more light.
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If possible, try sticking them outdoors. If they have been mostly indoors, you may need to gradually adjust them to more light.
True. Are the Dends getting a seasonal light adjustment? Or do they get the same light everyday for the same amount of time?
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