ghost1979
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Man this is end of Flushing this plants ready to harvest. They everytime in
Yes man good job!I just gently moved 2 of the plants to different pots, and there was noooooo moisture in those shitty cloth pots. The pots were slacking up everything. Shit balls!
I use 5 gallon pots. I go solo cup to 5 gallon usually, but lately ive been doing solo cup to 2 gallon to 5 gallon and im going back to just 1 transplant cause its easier for me.What size of pots do you use in the final stage? 1 plant in a 3 gallon or 5 gallon?
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Awesome, now you can correct the issue going forward by watering correctly. Water till saturation and then let dry. And then watch her explode in growth, as you repeat the cycle, the frequency in which you need to water will increase until she needs it daily, then up pot.I just gently moved 2 of the plants to different pots, and there was noooooo moisture in those shitty cloth pots. The pots were slacking up everything. Shit balls!
I transplant when i see little white root tips coming out of the holes in the bottom of the solo cups. Same with my 2 gallon nursery pots. I use plastic for seedlings and 2 gallon, and only use fabric for final homeAwesome, now you can correct the issue going forward by watering correctly. Water till saturation and then let dry. And then watch her explode in growth, as you repeat the cycle, the frequency in which you need to water will increase until she needs it daily, then up pot.
Too much light. Media needs to be consistently saturated not spot watered. You need dim the light or move it up. They don't like too much light that young.So my plants r doing ok but have encountered one problem.
The lowest leaves are yellow. Seems like this is nutrient deficiency or light problems? Any help would be great.
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When you water you fully saturate the media. 100%. And you wait to water again until the media is mostly dry but the plant hasn't wilted yet. Right now you're fine.
The fear of over watering is a misnomer. It's not a risk of too much water at once. It's a risk of giving water before the previous watering has dried up enough. Moisture meter from the garden section will help. 12 bucks. Piece of mind.
Add a slip on colored party cup to keep the roots in darkness.Bio starter pots are a non-starter for pot.For what it's worth, I had the exact same question the other day about bio seed starter pots vs. dixie cups. What I learned from the experienced folks on this forum is to use clear plastic cups for germination, thus ensuring you can observe the root structure and will be easily able to determine when it's time to transplant to the final pot.
When you pulled them from the biodegradable pots you should have put them in solo cups til they were big enough for these containers. They are going to struggle until they have an established root system in my opinion.So my plants r doing ok but have encountered one problem.
The lowest leaves are yellow. Seems like this is nutrient deficiency or light problems? Any help would be great.
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Yeah and he hasn't watered properly so a lot of his medium has become hydrophobic and roots won't expand into that.When you pulled them from the biodegradable pots you should have put them in solo cups til they were big enough for these containers. They are going to struggle until they have an established root system in my opinion.
Those yellowing "leaves" are cotyledons, its the very first thing that comes out of the seed shell so its the first to turn yellow and die off. Its normal dont worry about it just pluck em off or let them drop.The plants r growing and seem to be doing well. I don’t think u can see in the pictures but the bottom 2 small leaves are yellow and almost dying looking. Should I be concerns about that? What next? Just wait and let them grow?
Technically you don't need to pot up. However. I would get your 5 gallon pots. And tomato cages and transplant them while you can still get the tomato cage on there. And from there you have 1 to 3 weeks of veg before you top. But. Thats just a personal preference. Space could get tight fast. Tomato cages keep it manageable.Plants r doing good! Just have a few questions.
1) we’re watering very 5-6 days. How often do we give them nutrients?
2) when should we transplant them to 5 gallon pots?
3) do we need to trim the bottom leaves wait on that?
4) a few of them are leaning. Should and how do we fix that?
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