Transplanting

[stinkyattic]

If you are growing in a 5 gallon pail you should really drill some holes in the SIDES too, near the bottom. If you turn over the pail, you will see that there is a continuous ridge around the bottom, that keeps moisture from escaping. I grew in 3-gallon pails for a while and found that drilling holes in the sides really made my life easier- they used water better, and I was able to let the soil dry out to a better point between waterings.

Plant looks happier!

[Mississippi Steve]

If you are growing in a 5 gallon pail you should really drill some holes in the SIDES too, near the bottom. If you turn over the pail, you will see that there is a continuous ridge around the bottom, that keeps moisture from escaping. I grew in 3-gallon pails for a while and found that drilling holes in the sides really made my life easier- they used water better, and I was able to let the soil dry out to a better point between waterings.

Plant looks happier!

Here are the latest pics (7/5/07)
Snice transplanting, it looks like it has grown more, and the buds are getting bigger

[Mississippi Steve]

My little girl is looking pretty good. I guess she is getting close to ready?? I dunno, maybe not.... maybe somebody who is more experienced than me can take a look and tell me??

[Divestoned]

still got awhile to go

Dive:stoned:

[twoguysupnorth]

yes, quite a while. those buds will fill out and start growing together up the stem.