GNick55
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move it as to what?
take a photo of the roots coming out please?
maybe time to look to see if it’s time to transplant.
move it as to what?If I only have the
15 gallon and there are roots now coming out of the bottom of the current one, can I still move it but be careful about watering ??
Move it to the 15 gallon bag, water it just like you've done with the pot, but it will certainly take more water. Good luck going forward.If I only have the
15 gallon and there are roots now coming out of the bottom of the current one, can I still move it but be careful about watering ??
Very minimal but I think she’s filled her space up. It would be a 15 gallon fabric pot. I hate the pot it came in because it’s just a trash pot and those holes have been plugged with it’s stupid water retention cup since I got it. I didn’t realize it came off it’ll I went to drill it and saw some roots it’s not a lot but it’s somethingmove it as to what?
take a photo of the roots coming out please?
maybe time to look to see if it’s time to transplant.
Ive got a 1200w LED, I wanted to put it in a 15 gallon fabric pot. I have a 5x5x6.5 tent. I did top it a couple days ago. I got this from a friend a couple weeks ago i will transplant soon as possible. Is 15 gallon too much? I figured the bigger the better an the fabric will have good drainage. Also mother nature doesnt have a pot size haha
He is right, if you throw that in a big pot now. If your new at it your going to have problems. When that pot dries in 3 days from full sat, to light as fk. Then do it.Hey hobble , the bigger the better dosent always apply in weed growing , and mother nature isn't enclosed in 4 plastic vinyl walls with an artificial light source , so dont assume what happens outside will work inside.....
I think 15 gal is a big container , you will have to be prepared to veg for an extra long time to reap the benefits of a pot that size , are you prepared to veg for 6 to 8 weeks ? Otherwise , id go smaller.....
If your thinking huge pot , huge harvest , it dosent always work out like that ......
Actually , never works out like that ....
Hey hobble , the bigger the better dosent always apply in weed growing , and mother nature isn't enclosed in 4 plastic vinyl walls with an artificial light source , so dont assume what happens outside will work inside.....
I think 15 gal is a big container , you will have to be prepared to veg for an extra long time to reap the benefits of a pot that size , are you prepared to veg for 6 to 8 weeks ? Otherwise , id go smaller.....
If your thinking huge pot , huge harvest , it dosent always work out like that ......
Actually , never works out like that ....
yepper transplant todayShe was ready I think....
im sure you’ll be in veg for 3 months anyways, a little more mature plant from (seed)? is better anyways,yepper transplant today
veHe is right, if you throw that in a big pot now. If your new at it your going to have problems. When that pot dries in 3 days from full sat, to light as fk. Then do it.
yepper transplant today
im sure you’ll be in veg for 3 months anyways, a little more mature plant from (seed)? is better anyways,
take note of that root ball as in size for your watering in the 15 gallon, you kinda see how it’ll fit in the bag and so on.
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already done. Didn’t realize the leaves drooped so damn fast after. Practically 2 min reaction time. There is some very small brown spotting on the verrrry tips. Super small, I raised my light cause I’m afraid it’s light burn. Will upload a photo in a sec my internet is trash
a transplant is stress to the plant, this is the time to just leave it be and the space in which it’s in, just check here and there and if your worried just post a picture.Was thinking of tossing it outside once it’s warm enough and have it go in that big pot all summer. What is this brown spotting on the very tips of the top leaves? Is this burn from the LED being too low? It’s very minor on the tips just want to be proactive
also now it’s a big bag try not to move it or bump into it, as roots and root hairs will begin to stretch out into the new soil and moving it can damage those roots! really just leave it be other than feeding.yep, n
a transplant is stress to the plant, this is the time to just leave it be and the space in which it’s in, just check here and there and if your worried just post a picture.
if you put outside, once its growing good don’t bring it back on as you could bring in pest.
Im watering it very cautiously and not fully saturating it, im honestly a bit worried when it comes to watering, i just spray till thoroughly damp and check back in in like 5-6 hours and see how damp it is when i dig a finger down, and usually give it a bit more, havent let anything run out the bottom yet, and been watering with rain water since the soil is so fresh. I have seaweed extract and also can make compost tea but idk when its a good time to add thatim sure you’ll be in veg for 3 months anyways, a little more mature plant from (seed)? is better anyways,
take note of that root ball as in size for your watering in the 15 gallon, you kinda see how it’ll fit in the bag and so on.
also now it’s a big bag try not to move it or bump into it, as roots and root hairs will begin to stretch out into the new soil and moving it can damage those roots! really just leave it be other than feeding.
tying down branches?wait till it’s grown a couple of inches.
be prepared for the roots to grow into ground in which it sits if outside because they will eventually..I have been tying down the branches just stopped for the transplant, Ill LST the branches again once its given a day or so from transplant. Thanks everyone for the help its great to have so many opinions available when i know what feels like jack shit. Time isn't an issue for me, i guess it would mainly be space. Is 15 gallons a good size for going out this summer? I have a lot of good seeds and i dont mind starting over. I know no plant will come out perfect on my first grow and that there is a massive learning curve. Once she is gone ill start more inside. I can switch it to flower at any real point right, so at what point should i switch it over? Im ok if it doesn't get full potential out of the 15-gallon pot, just dont know how big it will stretch and i dont want to run out of room
At what point should i add seaweed extract and other stuff? Is foliar feeding the seaweed ok? Ill wait a bit for the LST for it to recover,be prepared for the roots to grow into ground in which it sits if outside because they will eventually..
stress to a plant takes 4-7 days to recover basically, so just leave it for a few days, why add more stress so soon?
dont get so ahead, hahaI have been tying down the branches just stopped for the transplant, Ill LST the branches again once its given a day or so from transplant. Thanks everyone for the help its great to have so many opinions available when i know what feels like jack shit. Time isn't an issue for me, i guess it would mainly be space. Is 15 gallons a good size for going out this summer? I have a lot of good seeds and i dont mind starting over. I know no plant will come out perfect on my first grow and that there is a massive learning curve. Once she is gone ill start more inside. I can switch it to flower at any real point right, so at what point should i switch it over? Im ok if it doesn't get full potential out of the 15-gallon pot, just dont know how big it will stretch and i dont want to run out of room
mmm, i don’t know about that stuff, someone will chime in for you.At what point should i add seaweed extract and other stuff? Is foliar feeding the seaweed ok? Ill wait a bit for the LST for it to recover,
dont get so ahead, haha
read and learn watch videos of the of the things coming up,
mmm, i don’t know about that stuff, someone will chime in for you.
the soil you transplanted into is? was it moist already?
ok, yep just leave it alone now, you won’t have to do anything,watering for at least 5/6 days including LST!Coast of maine, local compost, bone meal worm castings and extra perlite, it was slightly damp when added and i gave it a light watering after the transplant
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