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Can anyone help me ? I want to transplant my plants today, and i have no idea how to do it. What should i do??? I mean i dont have a clue my plants are 4 and 6 weeks old, and i want to transplant them from 1 gallon into a 4 gallon pots ( plastic ), i read about flushing them with water before transplanting them but im not sure, please if anyone can explain exactly what should i do.
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First in your new pot half fill it to the point where you think you'll want to put your other soil mass in, next water your soil to the point where you can see the water showing up on the top of the pot or w/e (of the pot your plants are in) then with your middle and index finger between the stem and the rest of your hand on the soil, turn the pot upside down and lightly try to get it out..once you do that put it in the new pot and put more soil in the pot to make a full pot or w/e..
I used a little shot of Root Stimulator by Ferti-lome after each transplant. I never lost a single fan leaf, and I transplanted 4 times on my first grow.Quote:
Originally Posted by orangeman
I want some of that lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dutch Pimp
its not as hard as it sounds, but its always a little scary ... as long as your plant is in soil damp enough to stick together, flip it upside down with the plant stem between your fingers, and give the bottom of the pot a good smack, it should slide right on out ... water it after the transplant, but don't fertilize for a couple of days, at least ... :smokin:
I did everything you recommended now the plants are in new pots.
But i made a mistake one plant is not filled with soil to the surface, is that bad ???
Should i give them light or let them rest ( they had 10 hours of light today ) ???
Thanks alot your advices are priceles :thumbsup:
You mean the soil isnt fully covered? Eh...as long as the roots arent exposed to bare air like me and you I dont guess it's a bad thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by SkunkMe1
When I made my final transplant, into 10 inch pots that would be their final resting place to start the flowering cycle, I cut away about half of the feeder roots (you know the ones wrapped around the ball when you take it out of the pot) and then I cut slices though the tap roots with a sharp knife, from four directions. A little shot of root stimulator, they loved it. It was risky advice to follow for first grow. Nothing ventured- nothing gained! I didn't want them to be come root bound during flowering cycle. Anybody done this?
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The plant in the white pot is 6 weeks old, and it started to grow some yellow(white green) leaves on the top. What's that about? Am i over watering or over nuting ??? I give them 1L water in 48 hours and i nute them every 5 time with Bio Vega (Biocanna) 3.5-1-5.5 .
I dont know what's the problem ?
Can anyone telling me am i doing good ?
Well one good method would just to water every 3 days and every few weeks add nutes to the watering..But from the looks it has to do with nutes..I'm not sure but I've seen some plants that were suffering from a nutrient problem and your plant looks similar so the damage is already done, best thing to do is just deal with it.