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Ok, Aquaman. I need your superhero help here. Or from any of the other superheroes on this board.
They definitely look a little yellow to me.
They definitely look a little yellow to me.
Time to transplant and they a bit hungry. Lol I'm no super hero I didn't know about aqua man until the movie. I chose the name because I have a love of aquatics. I felt like an idiot when I found out my name is a super hero. Even my wife knew when I told her never was a super hero fan. Probably the only person alive that hates batman movies. I did like rocket Robinhood and buck Rogers though lol.Ok, Aquaman. I need your superhero help here. Or from any of the other superheroes on this board.
They definitely look a little yellow to me.
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Hey, they're not definitely looking like they need some nitrogen. I topped stressed some good EWC with less effect than I thought after two and a half days. Would it be out of the question to feed a little nutes ( have some Canna and GH left over) before they're transplanted into the emended soil? I'm guessing that's going to happen in a week or so.
Or should I top dress with some of the soil that's cookin? It's been about 3 weeks at least.
I'm at work and don't have pics. I'll do that later.
Ok, Aquaman. I need your superhero help here. Or from any of the other superheroes on this board.
They definitely look a little yellow to me.
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I definitely see the swelling but doesn't look to bad. I didn't know he was feeding organic . And your right over watered plants are gonna take up nutrients. My concern would be the Ewc I don't think they are gonna get the job done here.Organic inputs even fast break down like ewc take a week or two to show any effect.
Even chemical salt fertilizer takes a few days to see anything happen.
The immediete greening we see is mostly from soluble iron. I think thats why cal mag plus is so popular. The chelated iron greens things up right away.
I definitely see the swelling but doesn't look to bad. I didn't know he was feeding organic . And your right over watered plants are gonna take up nutrients. My concern would be the Ewc I don't think they are gonna get the job done here.
Not really a soil guy but if you have good drainage I don't see why they couldn't go right into the end pots. But if the drainage is lesser than I would wait for some experienced opinions.... If anyone has thoughts on when I should move them to the finishing pots (fabric) I'm so ears.
they were transplanted from the Solo cups into the current containers on Friday. I'm thinking about a week or so?
... If anyone has thoughts on when I should move them to the finishing pots (fabric) I'm so ears.
they were transplanted from the Solo cups into the current containers on Friday. I'm thinking about a week or so?
How big are the final containers? I'd go straight into them personally, just go easy on the watering for the first week, dont fully saturate the pot right away. I water a little bit around the plant when I transplant, Then a few days later a little around the outside of the pot. After a week I'll fully saturate the pot. Check out the veg growth on my last crop in my grow diary.
Gonna depend on how big your growing them. You can get away will smaller pots in coco. Not so sure about soil if getting root bound may be an issue but like I say will depend how big these girls are gonna get.Ok, thanks guys. I think I'm on the right track. All so helpful.
Also, thanks for the tip on the specifics of where to water and when after a transplant. That makes perfect sense.
Dirtbag and Aquaman: Always with sound advice.
Oh. They're going in 5 gallon fabric pots. My plan is only keeping two of them and I didn't mix up enough soil for 3 even though I would consider keeping that third one. But if I really want to have 3 in that small space, I should probably do 3, 3 gallon fabric pots. Maybe I'll have enough for the two 5's and the weaker one will go into the three. The things I obsess about....
... If anyone has thoughts on when I should move them to the finishing pots (fabric) I'm so ears.
they were transplanted from the Solo cups into the current containers on Friday. I'm thinking about a week or so?
How big are the final containers? I'd go straight into them personally, just go easy on the watering for the first week, dont fully saturate the pot right away. I water a little bit around the plant when I transplant, Then a few days later a little around the outside of the pot. After a week I'll fully saturate the pot. Check out the veg growth on my last crop in my grow diary.
It may have gone fast but yield would be higher with proper root balls from transplanting in my opinion.
In a plastic pot I agree, but fabric I'd go straight into final container. The root ball forms much differently in fabric.