My plant is 13 inches and in a 1 gallow bucket with holes. I am thinking on putting it into a 5 gal bucket. When is the best time to transplant? Notice also the yellow spots on my leaves. Mag defiency?
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My plant is 13 inches and in a 1 gallow bucket with holes. I am thinking on putting it into a 5 gal bucket. When is the best time to transplant? Notice also the yellow spots on my leaves. Mag defiency?
You are ok for now, but you're plant is going to get bigger and you will need to transplant. As a rule of thumb, remember, 1 foot of plant per gallon of pot. So you are right at the limit. If you have a bigger one, go ahead and transplant.
i think my plants are acctually in 1 gallon pots...im not sure but ill transplant into 5 gal asap...
...looks like you are getting close to flowering (12/12)...I prefer transplanting into the biggest pot, I plan on using just before going to 12/12.
5 gallon? ...make damn sure it drains well, or you will have a bucket of mud.
yellow leaves? ...overwater maybe...I'm not good at plant problems...never had any...:pimp:
Well Turksteelman,
]When is the best time to transplant? Looking at your plant, I would think that plant is already root bound. You need to put in some work like yesterday. I prefer to start big then forgo the transplanting. But what do I know?
Loco
I transplanted today into the 5 gallon. You are correct, it was root bound. I picked up some Earth Juice bloom today as well as a timer and black/white mylar to seperate the closet space I have due to having 4 2 week seedlings in the same closet. I will start flowering tomorrow. I still have the magnesium thing going as can be seen on the picture of the leaves. Is it important that I don't go into flowering until I clear up the Mg issue? I have been folliar feeding for the past week.
The foliar feeding should clear it up pretty quickly. Mag diff. looks strangely like another type of diff....can't recall for sure but check out some plant problem websites and clearly identify your problem.
In my opinion, your plant looks fine to induce flowering, just give it a few days to adjust to its new home. Use some B-1 formula to get it adjusted quickly.
When I had a Mag diff. the foilar spray took care of it pretty quickly. Remember, the spray won't take away the yellow spots you are worried about, but rather feed the plant what it needs to not produce more yellowing (aka continue the diffeciency) Hope this helps.
What type of nutes?
Thanks for the tip on the yellow spots not dissappearing. I was waiting for that to happen! As far as nutes go: Earth Juice Grow (and Bloom soon), Liquid Karma, Cal-mag, bat guano.
What I find strange is that there are alot of folks that have been growing their plants for 3-4 months and are just going to go into flowering. My plant is only about 5 weeks old. It almost seems like it was just a seedling! However, I am growing in a closet and can't let it get too big. Is there any problem going to flowering so soon?
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Originally Posted by turksteelman
hello dude plant looks nice,all i want to say is when you use earth juice you MUST use the earth juice catalist (sp) other wise it wont work propley the plant wont get what it needs from the nutes,so get it now...:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:
xxxhazexxx, this is the first I've heard of having to use this catalyst. I went to their website and I did find it. You would think that they would actually put it in their products so you didn't have to buy it and add it yourself. Now I have to drive 60 miles and go back to the hydro store! That bites!:(
its worth every mile dude good luck:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:
*JACK*Quote:
Originally Posted by .:Karma:. o.O
"It's all about meeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!"
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turksteel, drill some holes in the SIDES of that pail too. your plant will thank you.
Holes are now drilled on the bottom and the sides about 3-4 inches up. Thanks for the tips.