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yeah i just bought these today, the pots lol. i dont know if anyone is going to answer my other question so i will ask it again :) when i transplanted my little plants into these pots the bigger one lost some soil when i took it out of the can, there was still soil on the roots and everything, but i quickly put it into the new pot, will this be a problem?:jointsmile:
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Losing some dirt is no problem, but those pots seem kind of small.
Krazy - If you are going to ask for advice, you really should pay attention to the details of the advice people give you.
Those pots should be full almost to the top with soil. Putting your plants so deep in the pots is not good for the plants.
There's not much sense asking a bunch of questions about what you should do for step two, until you get step one down.
I hate to be harsh, but if you want your plants to thrive then pay attention to details and do as you are told.
Good luck with your grow!
PC :pimp:
I guess I'm in a cranky mood, because that post above sounds unfriendly and it wasn't meant to be.
The point is, on your other thread someone mentioned that you needed to cut the cans down so that your plant will get better ventilation. Then you go and put them way too deep in these pots. Considering that you were a little worried about your transplanting technique, the fact that you now have to essentially transplant them again isn't really very good news - for you or your plants.
And that's why I admonished you to pay attention to detail. Every person who gives you advice is not going to necessarily write a lengthy explanation for everything they suggest you do. So you need to pay closer attention to the details of what you are told and then, if you have questions, ask them.
Anyway, sorry I sounded so grouchy. I hope everything turns out well with your grow.
PC:thumbsup:
OMG! I didn't even see that there was a sprout in there!
Yeah, you definitely need more dirt my friend! And if you want big buds you're going to need bigger pots too.
these guys are right, shouldnt be a problem except the level of dirt in the pot. they are a little stretched, maybe you can fill in the dirt to just under the first set of leaves, then when they loose the little round ones fill it in again.
They look fine just take up a clump of dirt and transplant them to the top. Those baby's need good air flow as much as they need light, so move them up!
hey thanks everyone i'm sorry that i didnt pay attention to the advise i guess i dunno sorry about that but i will get more dirt in there thanks