Repot or not?

[KGod86]

4 weeks into flower, Im rootbound, should i repot of let it go?

I have another 4-6 weeks left.

KGod86 Reviewed by KGod86 on 01-24-2008. Repot or not? 4 weeks into flower, Im rootbound, should i repot of let it go? I have another 4-6 weeks left. Rating: 5

[texas grass]

yes repot, your ladies will love you way more

[stinkyattic]

Another vote for repotting! Come on, you KNOW ladies like to redecorate their homes!

[KGod86]

Haha thanks! I will do it today!

Another thing is I found a mite!

Neem Oil?

[stinkyattic]

Neem oil is smelly and gross and if you use it after about the thrid week of flower, guess what, your buds could be smelly and gross too.
Pyrethrin bombs, no pest strips, increased wind, vacuuming the buds (no shit, it's common practice), decreased temps, all slow the life cycle or kill the little shits outright.
Just one? Dag, yo. You have good eyes.

[KGod86]

Yeah Just one so far, havent seen anymore. It was just a little black spec I noticed moving on the underside of my leaf!


I just sprayed my girl down with water for now.

Well im in a 3 gallon, i'll move up to 5.

I also have this stuff called mighty myco its a mycorrhizal incoculant, should I use it during the transplant, Its basically a packet of 10 enzymes

[hybridlove420]

so your total flowering is 8-10 weeks (sativa?)

in reality, add an extra week on to what the package suggests as flowering period.but theres much more root activity to take place, so upgrade her!

also, ive found a slightly soapy water in the spray bottle takes care of spider mites with 2-3 sprays during a week. however, i did this during veg, and it may not help out the buds...

[olliegrow]

REPOT..REPOT...as long as you dont destroy too many roots and very careful it shouldnt be a problem. Especially if you have a couple more weeks to go you will see a larger harvest, bigger roots, bigger budz, bigger harvest...yeahhh..make sure you soil is dry when you repot!!

[texas grass]

yeah use the myco

its benefitial fungis and other stuff

great on reducing shock on transplant, drought and other things

helps plant grow stronger