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If they haven't started flowering I say go for it. Nothing special the roots are tough cannabis is a weed. personally when the plants smaller I like to transplant when moist (not soaking) because when it's dry the soil might just fall out is all.Started 2 autoflowers in 2gal pots and perhaps I should have started them in 5 gal instead . The plants are doing well but I feel like they're going to outgrow the 2gal pot rather quickly. If I was to transplant what would be the best way to go about it thanks
Like any other plant you would transplant.Started 2 autoflowers in 2gal pots and perhaps I should have started them in 5 gal instead . The plants are doing well but I feel like they're going to outgrow the 2gal pot rather quickly. If I was to transplant what would be the best way to go about it thanks
So just add soil at the bottom to create lift ten fill all aroundLike any other plant you would transplant.
Pre-moisten the soil you’ll be using in the new pot. I would use room temp water to moisten that soil and to water the plant in afterward. Helps to avoid cold roots. But yes, that’s pretty much it.So just add soil at the bottom to create lift ten fill all around
I prefer transplanting when the medium is dry. In my experience, the soil tends to hold together better and it slips out of the pot easier since the dry media tends to shrink up and pull away from the sides and bottom of the pot.If they haven't started flowering I say go for it. Nothing special the roots are tough cannabis is a weed. personally when the plants smaller I like to transplant when moist (not soaking) because when it's dry the soil might just fall out is all.
The best transplant method I've found is to fill your destination pot with soil until you can sit your 2 gal on top of it and the 2 gal soil line lines up with where you want the 5 gal soil line to be. Backfill with the 2 gal pot still in the 5 gal pot and press soil in so that there are no air pockets. Once you're satisfied with the backfill remove the 2 gal pot and slide out the plant and it's media and insert into the hole that was left when you removed the 2 gal pot. Side fill and press in any pockets between plant and the new media.Started 2 autoflowers in 2gal pots and perhaps I should have started them in 5 gal instead . The plants are doing well but I feel like they're going to outgrow the 2gal pot rather quickly. If I was to transplant what would be the best way to go about it thanks
Thanks a lot for the quick response I'm gonna get on that now good Friday to youPre-moisten the soil you’ll be using in the new pot. I would use room temp water to moisten that soil and to water the plant in afterward. Helps to avoid cold roots. But yes, that’s pretty much it.
Would make sense yes, and dont water them too soon.Did my transplant last night ,noticed my plants looked a bit wilty today, does it make sense to maybe dimm my light down a bit and increase humidity a little would that help the recovery a little?
Yes it’ll help for sure give them some recovery time they’ll perk back upDid my transplant last night ,noticed my plants looked a bit wilty today, does it make sense to maybe dimm my light down a bit and increase humidity a little would that help the recovery a little?
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