What do you do with your plants when you go on holiday?

Warmer weather forecast for next week + you live darn sarf + end of May ought to be the right time for planting out the tender stuff = I'd be starting to harden the plants off now ready to plant out before the holiday.

I suspect many of us are nervous and lacking confidence about the weather, but they've got to be planted out sometime in the next few weeks come what may - as for slugs, they are a potential problem whether you are home or away, just take suitable precautions (more mature plants are at less risk than new seedlings, although obviously some crops are more appealing to slugs than others.)

I'll start to harden them all off this week. 
The only problem I was thinking is that if I was here I'd go out every night to check for slugs and hopefully keep the numbers down.
I've got someone who is able to water the plants and any other bits but because shes just had a knee op she cant be bending down to get the slugs. I'd also feel too bad asking her to do this as no doubt stress on her knee.
Keeping them in the greenhouse wont do them no damage would they? Would it just stunt there growth until I'm home? My greenhouse is in the menage which has rubber chips down so fingers crossed I havent had any slugs in there.
Also, rather than starting a new thread. My brussel sproats are in a large pot in the greenhouse. Should they not be in there and be left outside? They havent grown to much in a while
thanks
Mike