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02-10-2005, 01:54 AM #1OPJunior Member
Transplanting Pleeeezzzz Help!
Hi All!
I am transplanting my 5 week old plants into 3 gallon pots from 16oz plastic beer cups. Now I have a few questions.....I know to leave about 2" from the top of the pot, for the soil. But how far down do you put the root ball? My plants are a little leggy because of lighting situations so what I am wondering is ...can I plant them a little deeper this time? Or do they have to be planted the same depth as the last container?
Also can I put 2 plants in one pot together?? Advice about this one please?
As I don't have a lot of room for so many(8) 3 gallon pots.
Also...is it a good idea to switch lighting times once transplanted? They are on 18/6 now and are 5 weeks today.
Last Question......LOL...... when is the ideal time to switch lighting to 12/12?
Thanks in advance to anyone and all that can help me. I would also appreciate quick response to these questions as I wanted to do the transplanting tonight, before they have to be watered again.
I have some pics if anyone is interested, let me know and I will post them.
Highly Thankfull,
CynndaCynnda Reviewed by Cynnda on . Transplanting Pleeeezzzz Help! :confused: Hi All! I am transplanting my 5 week old plants into 3 gallon pots from 16oz plastic beer cups. Now I have a few questions.....I know to leave about 2" from the top of the pot, for the soil. But how far down do you put the root ball? My plants are a little leggy because of lighting situations so what I am wondering is ...can I plant them a little deeper this time? Or do they have to be planted the same depth as the last container? Also can I put 2 plants in one pot together?? Rating: 5
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02-10-2005, 02:40 AM #2Senior Member
Transplanting Pleeeezzzz Help!
Originally Posted by Cynnda
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02-10-2005, 03:16 AM #3Senior Member
Transplanting Pleeeezzzz Help!
hey cynnda,
Q1: you can plant them a bit deeper, but no more than an inch so as not to rot the stem.
Q2: one plant per pot.
Q3: it's best to wait a few days after transplanting to swich the light cycle because the transplant can cause some shock.
Q4: when to swich the light cycle is a matter of personal prefrence.
hope this helpsDylan
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02-10-2005, 03:45 AM #4Senior Member
Transplanting Pleeeezzzz Help!
is it bad to transplant in flowering stage? it has started budding but has long needed a transplant.
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02-10-2005, 04:09 AM #5Senior Member
Transplanting Pleeeezzzz Help!
hey sugarmagnolia, i can be bad however, it can be worse to keep it in a pot that's too small.
if you can do it very carefully i would give it a try. worst case senerio is it may go into shock for a few days, but if it stays in a small pot and has no room to grow your buds won't develop as they should.Dylan
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02-10-2005, 06:19 AM #6Senior Member
Transplanting Pleeeezzzz Help!
Originally Posted by sugarmagnolia
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02-10-2005, 09:45 PM #7Senior Member
Transplanting Pleeeezzzz Help!
k thank you guys, I'm gonna transplant now, although it is unfortunately about 25 days after flowering.
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