Had to defoliate for aphids
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You had aphids indoors so you moved them outdoors?
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Yes, during day to spray and get sun. Spray with defender 3
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Are you also treating the indoor space for wandering pests?
Also exposing your plants to the wilds of outdoors is inviting trouble. More hitchhikers
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Also wondering if you’re placing back inside? Daylight hours are extending so with enough time these will probably go back to veg if left outside.
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They are auto. Grow space in garage so critters are in and outside. Anyway about done with this grow and outside feels so good for them. Great sun, cannot duplicate that, a little breeze and 75 degrees. Pests are a nightmare
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I have pest inside or out so favoring outdoor grow, plants love it
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You should be good then but I’ve seen autos react light schedule changes on multiple occasions. And there is a big crowd that feels natural is better but you can absolutely duplicate sunlight. However most of the good grow lights actually produce more desirable buds than natural light. It’s just not free like sunlight.
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Always a pain with them 
More desirable aesthetically, or for effect… Haven’t heard this discussed much but genuinely curious as to specifics?
Outdoor buds are just typically more spindly and fluffy than what is produced from a decently put together indoor grow.
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