ICE** pics

nothing really to look at yet

but i will be updating occasionally thu there life

as i have done with some other strains

mainly for my benefit but for anyone else growing this strain or is interested :)

the reason for the shallow soil

as the plant grows i will top it up

allowing for some stretch

arnt you worried about them becoming root bound with the shallow pot?

ill be watching! :rastasmoke:

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Originally Posted by dj00140

arnt you worried about them becoming root bound with the shallow pot?

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they'll be going in bigger pots after a few weeks

I've grown the ICE. Pretty good yielder and buzz.

so is the ice realy as cristaly as they say?

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Originally Posted by hydrocannabis

so is the ice realy as cristaly as they say?

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we will soon see mate=)

ice is some bomb chronic never grown it but i smoked it n u will b happy my friend lol

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Originally Posted by jchap

the reason for the shallow soil

as the plant grows i will top it up

allowing for some stretch

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Are you worried about stagnant air in there? I hear some bad things can start up like that.

What about when you start getting nodes, how are you going to keep filling then? The roots are still going to be below that first soil level. I imagine in time they'd eventually grow above that line and into the added soil but would be rootbound at that point.

I think it might be better if you pick a smaller pot for now (like dixie cups with holes) and bring the soil more level to the top of the cup/pot, and then transplant when you need to. From what I understand, while transplanting is something that has some risk to it if not done properly, it's something necessary at some point and can be extremely beneficial as long as you plan it right and do it right.

Starting off your seedlings, they're in a very clean soil right? Well they'll start growing and need nutrients from different and new soil right? So wouldn't you rather transplant out of a smaller container into a larger one with better/more appropriate soil for your plants age once they start growing and are needing more nutrients and aren't seedlings anymore?