I'd definitely try taking clones and starting the CLONES in the bubbler. You will have a hard time getting the rootball transferred without damage, and the coco will make a mess of the inside of your system. That's not to mention the stress to the plant (and you haha). Definitely get some cuttings rooted and start things off nice and fresh and clean.
stinkyattic Reviewed by stinkyattic on . Issues with transplanting large plants into bubbler? Hey guys. I have my bubblers here in a few days now and my plan is to transplant seed bred WWs into them to get out of my insane handwater schedule I need to keep now when growing in handwatered coco. I have talked with plenty of people doing these kinds of transplants but come to think about it they all grew from clones. So, are there any issues transplanting plants that have been vegged to quite sturdy plants into a bubbler? I mean these are gonna be big ladies with a LOT of rootmass Rating: 5