Root shock

[JackdaWack]

Hey guys i just moved 2 of my plants with in my system i dont have to up root anything i just take the pods out which contain the grow rocks and the roots hang from there on. I was wondering with minimal damage to the roots how much will this effect my plant. i have a bush growing practically and it was stealing all the light from its neighbor. i just started flowering a day ago and i did my best to move them with out damaging the roots nothing broke/fell off. they came out and went back in with out a problem. so i might not have even shocked the roots?

JackdaWack Reviewed by JackdaWack on 10-09-2006. Root shock Hey guys i just moved 2 of my plants with in my system i dont have to up root anything i just take the pods out which contain the grow rocks and the roots hang from there on. I was wondering with minimal damage to the roots how much will this effect my plant. i have a bush growing practically and it was stealing all the light from its neighbor. i just started flowering a day ago and i did my best to move them with out damaging the roots nothing broke/fell off. they came out and went back in Rating: 5

[cannasurvival]

Hi jackthewack,

You should use superthrive if you think you could stress the roots as it's said to be a great stress reliever for the plants in general.I have just started using it myself so can't tell you what the results of using it is yet.But i have a thread on the pro's and cons of using superthrive and everyone says it is good stuff.

Take it easy.

[JackdaWack]

awsone thx alot. i think im in the clear tho. But for future refrence its good to know