Quote Originally Posted by wman44
actually i've used these nutes like this for 2 other harvest and they came out great. the bio grow and bio bloom are pretty much empty and i've been wanting to try something so this is the perfect reason to start fresh.
Cool. Regardless of your claims, it's still not recommended to mix manufacturers...for reasons previously stated.

Quote Originally Posted by wman44
a quick question though, would this be a good time to try some root ball trimming? or would it be too much stress for the revegging old beauty?
the plant was showing signs of needing repotted. she's in a 12inch square planter and it would be nice to get her into some fresh soil.
Once established in veg...I try not to mess with the roots if possible. How about a transplant into a 14" container, or are 5 gallon pots too large for your situation?

If truly necessary, trimming the roots is acceptable, but it will result in a stunted plant that takes forever to 'catch-up'. (can take three weeks or more to recover from the mid-cycle root-assault)
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