should I transplant my LSTed plants?

[bluntwiz]

Hey guys,

Urgent question... I have a few plants growing right now... been growing since june 19th. They are LST'ed and look quite nice. However i will be flowering them soon, and was wondering if its a good idea to transplant them right now even though ive LSTed them already? Im afraid it will mess them up some how. Although I know its always good to transplant them into fresh soil before flowering...

any advice?

attached is a very low resolution pic of one of the plants... just to give ya an idea.

bluntwiz Reviewed by bluntwiz on 08-11-2008. should I transplant my LSTed plants? Hey guys, Urgent question... I have a few plants growing right now... been growing since june 19th. They are LST'ed and look quite nice. However i will be flowering them soon, and was wondering if its a good idea to transplant them right now even though ive LSTed them already? Im afraid it will mess them up some how. Although I know its always good to transplant them into fresh soil before flowering... any advice? attached is a very low resolution pic of one of the plants... just to Rating: 5

[buddabusa001]

how tall is youre plant and what is it in right now

[inbud]

Sure go ahead and transplant them. I dont think the fact they are LST will make a difference. But you should do it before they go into flower, as all their energy will be needed then putting on bud. Retie them after you finish transplanting.
good growing!:hippy:

[bluntwiz]

how tall is youre plant and what is it in right now

well its hard to tell how tall the plant is since its tied down... but its been vegging for a while... 18/6 light cycle

[buddabusa001]

gallon a foot bro and the plants almost double in flowering so make room homes and you should be fine

[bluntwiz]

thanks for your help! =)