When to transplant?

[spudzscaduto]

hey guys, new here, just want to thank everyone else for their help even if they dont know it, but ive been lurking.

just wanted some opinions on when i should transplant to a larger container.

heres how it looks right now:

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what do you guys think?

[Rastaman Vibrations]

I'm no expert, but it looks like it can hang out there for awhile longer. However, make sure that your container has plenty of drainage. Your soil looks a little moist.

[LuciferN]

The soil is saturated, there is too much water there... I hope you have some drain holes, if not you need to drill some right now. This is a really young seedling you won't need to transplant before a few weeks. Be sure not to give them any nutriments, just plain water. What kind of soil are you using ? What is the seed ? Do you realize that this plant as 50% chance to be a male !

[spudzscaduto]

ok thanks.

its a beaster seed, i am also growing two mids. ill drill holes now, i didnt know about that. i literally just watered before taking pics though. using plain water, and miraclegrow soil. and im aware of the gender issues :thumbsup:

[LuciferN]

Miracle grow soil is a great soil but not for a seedling, there is too much fert in it... You may not have any problems but you may also, I saw some ppl loosing there seedling in this soil. If you want to prevent this you could change the soil right now.

[spudzscaduto]

i think im gonna stick with it for now, they are really shooting up fast. it wont kill me if they die, im just doing this on the side for kicks.

[spudzscaduto]

for reference, when should i move to a larger pot?

[stinkyattic]

Read up in the 'continuous canopy' sticky in Basic for a discussion about that.