I transplanted Friday, 36 hours ago .. should be ok. Might take a week or two before I see them adjusting right. Didn't even think about the roots gaining some ground into their new soil.startin to sound like me!They look really good though! : )
Have you used or seen Recharge? I’ve used it with great results in transplanting along with general every other watering kind of schedule in veg.I transplanted Friday, 36 hours ago .. should be ok. Might take a week or two before I see them adjusting right. Didn't even think about the roots gaining some ground into their new soil.
Have some, I'll give it a go next watering. thanksHave you used or seen Recharge? I’ve used it with great results in transplanting along with general every other watering kind of schedule in veg.
You’re right though, they’ll be fine : ) and they look good!
I can smell that from here.
I am the same way. I have everything a grower could want, but never the ambition to use half of it. I'm so lazy that I buy Recharge from Scotty Real instead of brewing my own tea from my compost pile. I even bought a lb of humic acid and a lb of fulvic acid but hardly use it. It should be bone weekly with a compost tea but I'm lucky if if do it monthly. If I didnt use SIPs I'd probly kill most plants from lack of water.
Hear Hear!!
I have to make it out of Kelp meal with a mortor and pestle and bubble it for 5 or 6 hours and then strain it or it plugs up my Chapin sprayer. Its such a pain in the ass for me so I only do it before flipping to flower.
My seedling game needs improvement. After six or seven attempts I have two to show. Good luck.
There's a few ways to go about it, my worst luck was straight into soil .. only because it was to wet. Then I tried them seed pods... Did well until a few grew backwards or sometimes not at all .. again... For over soaking the pods, to wet. I even tried the damp paper towel method, which I kinda like now .. they all work if the environment they're sitting in is not wet. They just like it damp. If your still having problems, try regular seeds. The vigor on these are crazy good. But yeah, I still get some no shows... My best luck is in them party cups to get them going. Easy to manage the watering. Shit .. here I go mumbling again...
I always use the paper towel method. Usually germinated. I soak the seeds in water for 24 hours. Then I use a damp paper towel folded into squares, put 2 or 3 seeds, fold the paper towel over top and put into a sandwich bag.There's a few ways to go about it, my worst luck was straight into soil .. only because it was to wet. Then I tried them seed pods... Did well until a few grew backwards or sometimes not at all .. again... For over soaking the pods, to wet. I even tried the damp paper towel method, which I kinda like now .. they all work if the environment they're sitting in is not wet. They just like it damp. If your still having problems, try regular seeds. The vigor on these are crazy good. But yeah, I still get some no shows... My best luck is in them party cups to get them going. Easy to manage the watering. Shit .. here I go mumbling again...
