Should I Pot Up

purpnugz · May 13, 2017

It's in a 2gal and appears to be preflowering

LexLuthor · May 13, 2017

Hell yea, you still got a way to go before harvest, that bitch will suck up water and you will end up watering multiple times a day later in flower

LexLuthor · May 13, 2017

And good luck!!

rascali · May 13, 2017

Steve Ducey would definitely say no...

purpnugz · May 13, 2017

I love transplants :kiss:

Golden Zia · May 14, 2017

I'm pretty sure your pre-flowers are from photoperiod changes if you started indoors.
Or just naturally showing, is of course a distinct possibility.
Looks easily old enough to show naturally.

Golden Zia · May 14, 2017

Also, is the plant in the two gallon pot the same plant that you transplanted to the ground?
It sure doesn't appear so. Just curious.

purpnugz · May 14, 2017

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Golden Zia said:
Also, is the plant in the two gallon pot the same plant that you transplanted to the ground?
It sure doesn't appear so. Just curious.

No I put a small sprout in the ground.
The one that was in a 2gal I moved to a 5gal.

Golden Zia · May 14, 2017

Got a RA issue?
Yellow sticky traps?

purpnugz · May 14, 2017

Golden Zia said:
Got a RA issue?
Yellow sticky traps?

Prevention

Organikz · May 14, 2017

@purpnugz you got it bro. Good call on the upside. I start mine in their final container. It's hard to see what's going on with roots. Some strains grow massive root systems. I had a super skunk fill a 7g full of roots at 3 feet tall.

Think I need to upside my pot?

Believe it or not I want bigger! 150g isn't enough. I want to run two 4x8 beds and it will happen soon enough. I'm framing this area in and sealing it up.

purpnugz · May 14, 2017

That'd be something to see. 150 gallons is awesome. Yea I had a mini garden bed. Uses quite a bit of water so made it into my veggie garden.

Organikz · May 14, 2017

purpnugz said:
That'd be something to see. 150 gallons is awesome. Yea I had a mini garden bed. Uses quite a bit of water so made it into my veggie garden. View attachment 700331

Mulch and humus layer is the key. I have filled my 14g res once in 3 weeks and it's only used 4g give or take. I have a blumat. I don't water and dry. I hold it at about 5 on moisture meter.

purpnugz · May 14, 2017

Organikz said:
Mulch and humus layer is the key. I have filled my 14g res once in 3 weeks and it's only used 4g give or take. I have a blumat. I don't water and dry. I hold it at about 5 on moisture meter.

I was thinking of adding cow manure,earthworm castings,native soil and mulch with woodchips to create a fungus web effect.