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Thanks, not what I expected either, I had HIGH hopes of coming home that day and scouring the mountains for edible wild mushrooms, instead another setback. Not sure how I will pull this grow off, last one was difficult for me, I literally crawled from my growroom a few days. Only 30 yards away but seems like the other side of the world right now.I have a good woman in my life , supporting my hobby. Now about root balls, can I cut or do I just break the cirlces loose also what about the bottom of pot , the most bound. I will get this done tomorrow ,first thing- I hope! GA I still have some feeding questions for you- I'll get them to your addy later this day
Great to see you about this A.m. !!! Every man needs a good Woman! That's what makes the Man! The woman.... Just trim or...Not.. It's up to you..Just make sure you use a larger pot to transplant in.. Grab the rootball and kinda loosen the root around the bottom,and transplant. Give it just water and superthrive. It'll do fine.. All my Big Bud has vegged back and needs to be transplanted,too.. I hope I can get around to it Sunday. Have been taking cuttings from them.. Took 9 the other day and gonna get 3 -6 more Sunday.

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GaGrown Reviewed by GaGrown on . what are opinions on root balls when transplanting ? Getting ready to transplant my seedlings, need to do it today but must wait a couple more. When there are roots that have circled around pot bottom should these danglers be trimmed before putting into larger pot . Also what about breaking up roots around outer edges of pot ? :jointsmile: Rating: 5