im wanting to know

Most problems in life can be solved with enough lubricant and a hard enough smack on the bottom.

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Originally Posted by The Green Reaper

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so true

now if all the problems could be solved like that i think itd be a better place..but anyways do you think i went too big(its like a 42.5qt tote i think) or could you ever go to big?

too big, well yeah you can but all that means is that the plant will grow LOTS of roots... a gallon per foot of main stem is ideal. If you have multiple main stems figure that into it too. A plant pruned young to 4 leaders is going to need more space than a plant the same HEIGHT with only 1 stem. First grows are for experimentation anyway.

well this is my first indoor grow so im still learning but to me its looking good and smelling good...now for the molasses could i do that up till harvesting

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Originally Posted by r00tdoctor

Stinky's correct transplanting is very easy to do. I do it wet instead of dry like she does (I think they slip out the containers better wet) But if those roots are a lil bound they sip out so quick it only takes literally seconds to do a transplant. Hell I recently transplanted my 5+ foot tall plants out of 5 gallon containers into 15gallon ones. Now thats a heavy lifting job. Stinky's got alot of growing knowledge you should be grateful that she took the time to try and offer a little advice / help.

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What are you growing - mj trees?

yeah molasses you can use right to the bitter end, but theres not much point, since there will still be sugar residue in the soil. read up on flushing befor harvest too.

so should i try that next grow?

why wait?