Stink - may I suggest a merge thread?

Your plant is probably not healthy enough to transplant. Normally, if it were absolutely critical, you could in theory transplant. However, with the stress your plant is under, I think a transplant would be dangerously near the point of killing it. Try to nurse it back to health a little bit and then if it greens up a bit, the burn goes away, and such, you *might* be able to attempt a soft transplant. I would do that after a partial harvest of the lower branches though, that way the transplant shock will be better buffered by a larger root system supporting fewer developing buds...
Delta9Haze420 Reviewed by Delta9Haze420 on . Transplanting after flowering? Hello!! I was wondering if its bad to transplant to a larger container after flowering has been going for a few weeks now.... My problem is that the top of my plant has JUST started to show white hairs whereas the bottom branches have been flowering for weeks. Im thinking maybe the container that the plant is in is way too small seeing as some of the roots are showing through the soil. Maybe the roots are getting too crowded thats why the top is flowering so slow compared to the bottom Rating: 5