Hi Cali..

The good news is.. all you need to do is transplant them into a larger container .. use a quality SOIL and mix in perlite...

The bad news is.. your plants might get shocked(fucked) during the transplant..

The roots have probably intertwined and you will not beable to seprate the plants.. becarefull when you move them.. This may be a fragile operation..


iloveyou

are you PH ing your water?

cheers
Garden Knowm Reviewed by Garden Knowm on . First Grow . . . slowly dying First I would like to thank all the members who do so much work for these boards. I have spent the last month just browsing through journals and FAQs and I have learned a lot. However, there are some problems with these plants that I am not sure how to diagnose. I think they have nute burn or a mg deficiency or something. The plants are wilting, have leaves curling downward, rust colored spots along the leaves, and generally look sickly. There are 3 plants in rock wool burried in potting Rating: 5