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Hi,
i have 3 lil ones growing at the moment, ive got them in the real lil pots, ive made a mistake of giving them root juice on there 2nd or 3rd day of living but then found out your not supposed 2 so i went back to water, now im wondering when do i start giving them bio-grow fertilizer and when do i transplant to the next bigger pot?
there 7 dayz from when gave them there first bit of root juice, but they was grpowing above the soild bout 2-3 days before that.
Cheers
these aint mine but there in the same pots and look pretty much exactly the same, same amount of leafs and height.
Your plants aren't old enough for food yet. Wait until they are at least 3 weeks old from when they first sprouted. When growing in soil a lot of fert isn't needed. I have a plant going now that is in its 4th week of veg, much bigger than the pics shown here, and I haven't given it any fert yet.
So don't give them any food now. Not until they have about 6-7sets of leaves, or in its 3-4th week(s) of veg. Good luck.
Nochowderforyou, cheers 4 anwserin man.
when do you reckon i should transplant?
these are my pots,
5 X 7CM SQUARE POTS (300ML) - there in these right now.
5 X 13CM SQUARE POTS (2 LTR POTS)
5 X 22CM HEAVY DUTY SQUARE POTS (11 LTR)
Cheers.
5 x 7cm pots, I would transplant about 3-4 weeks after growth. So...approx, 4-5th set of leaves. You want to make sure they have a strong enough system so you can just pull out the whole dirt clump in one piece, roots and all, with very little disturbance to the roots.
The other ones are hard to say at the moment. You have to wait until you get to that point. This is how I would do it. Transplant those babies of yours, in the 5 x 13cm pots. Then use those 5 x 13cm pots during the entire stage of vegging. 10-14days before you plan to switch to flowering, put them in the 5 x 22cm for the entire flowering stage. That is your best bet I think. You don't want to transplant during flowering because it can hermie your plant and cut down yeild. Smart move on using square pots. They save a lot of space for more plants and pots compared to round ones.
Hope this helps, good luck! :cool:
Nice 1 man.
I will be takin your advice is sounds good 2 me.
Cheers Nochowderforyou