Plant Transfer Gone Wrong?

[CrowCrow]

I was in the middle of transporting my 2 week old plant into a pot from the ground. I tried as much as possible not to expose the root itself, the dirt clumped off due to the weight of the rain water inside the earth. Do you think my plant still has a chance to survive in a pot. Would aprreciate anyones help.

First Time Grower...

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CrowCrow Reviewed by CrowCrow on 05-16-2006. Plant Transfer Gone Wrong? I was in the middle of transporting my 2 week old plant into a pot from the ground. I tried as much as possible not to expose the root itself, the dirt clumped off due to the weight of the rain water inside the earth. :mad: Do you think my plant still has a chance to survive in a pot. :confused: Would aprreciate anyones help. First Time Grower... !~Crow~! Rating: 5

[Jdog7000]

It should be fine. They can take alot of abuse. And transplanting isn't that delicate. I just resently poted some seedlings that were all growing together in one big pot.I cut the roots with a butter knife.lol
And the plants were not even phased!

[Ithg]

i hope it will good for u!!!

good luck mate

[orangeman]

It should be fine. They can take alot of abuse. And transplanting isn't that delicate. I just resently poted some seedlings that were all growing together in one big pot.I cut the roots with a butter knife.lol
And the plants were not even phased!

Wow, you changed my mind on how sensitive I thought transplanting was lol. Thanks for that short, funny story .

[CrowCrow]

My plants seems to be making it. Another short question though very bottom leaves are drying out and becoming yellow is this normal?

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[CrowCrow]

Here are a few pics I just snapped today with my digital camera. The transfer has worked perfectly and the plant is sprouting new leaves. Now all I can do is hope that the plant turns out female. My brother found my other plants and hacked them down...is that brotherly love or what!

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