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Thanks!
Well, i done the flushing and tryed to increase soil's ph. Should i wait two or three days than replant it?
Actually the pots i'm using are pretty large already.
Isn't there a problem to change pots during flowering time?
I mean, i just add new lime mix soil to the old ones? Cause the roots are already all the way to the bottom...
Just with the flushing and the calcium the plants woke a little happier this morning.
I'm going for the mix soil right now. Are you sure there is no prob on transplanting during flowering/growing period? Don't forget those are automatic plants.
Have a good weekend!
You can transplant during flowering, just need to not stress it.
I just transplanted my flowering plants are there doing awesome.
I agree.....plants benefit from good, fresh QUALITY soil no matter what age or stage they are at.....just be very gentle with them.
I did it yesterday, i tried to be very gentle.
Will they stop growing for a day or two?? Should i water them more constantly right after the change? For a regular plant that's a hit.
The pots are way bigger and the new ph is 6.8 :)!
They smell quite good.
Any other advices?
They may stop for a day or two while they adjust. When you water or feed nutes, keep the ph at about 6.3-6.4 on anything you put in your pot. And keep checking runoff every few times. Plants are living things and they change......as does their conditions. Watching what they do in response to different things is what learning to grow is all about. :)
okay!
Actually i guess the tranplants were quite well, except for one of them which lost more soil during the process. Those leaves are still a little down, but i hope she recovers.
The water here has a ph of 6.5 . Is that ok? I can buy mineral water for the 6.3 ph, but i guess it's not very good for it's minerals...
When should i give them nutes? Is a 10-10-10 alright?
Thanks man, your really helping!
Ease stress on them until they come back......just regular water and easy lighting; then re-introduce things slowly. Sick plants are like sick people.....they need special care.
They're doing fine, except for that one that i mentioned. Almost all the leaves are down, some of the bigger ones are even burned.
I don't thing she'll survive. It's been 2 days.
Should i chopp her off so i can still have 3 or 4 joints out of her? Or should i wait a little longer...?
Hard decision.
Ok so two are doing fine and the one you had a bit a root trouble with is not....is that correct?
If the plant looks worse than yesterday (you said its been 2 days) then I would call it and harvest before she rots. If she look BETTER or the same as yesterday I would wait.