StarsBuds
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I'd plant it if going away hydrate well and should be up and screaming when u returnWhat's everyone's preference on first light for seedlings? Ive moved both from tissue to soil should I put them straight under or wait. I normally wait until there's 20mm root showing from seed before potting but the next few days I'm out long hours and can't ensure damp tissue... (currently showing maybe 7-8mm root)
looks good chris! So this is your solo cup challenge? So this is what you want eh?so i want to make this fucker as bushy as possible.. so when do i top this solo cup job?
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figure i could win bushy award or something hha.
chris.
Lol did you not read the rules of potm?hey peeeps! Anyone see my photo of the month get took down? Here it is.View attachment 683946cannabis usage dated 5000 years ago.....
Yes I read them, it's a no-brainer. It's about cannabis. What's up? What'd I miss?Lol did you not read the rules of potm?
1) Photo must be of a part of a cannabis plant. Roots, stems, leaves, flowers... any or all parts, but must be of the plant. Insects on a plant are fair game as well. Concentrates are fair game. Crazy pathogens fair game. Weird anomalies fair game.Yes I read them, it's a no-brainer. It's about cannabis. What's up? What'd I miss?
Oh that last part. So I need to draw that photo by hand? It'll be mine sunshine...1) Photo must be of a part of a cannabis plant. Roots, stems, leaves, flowers... any or all parts, but must be of the plant. Insects on a plant are fair game as well. Concentrates are fair game. Crazy pathogens fair game. Weird anomalies fair game.
Here's the important part
Photo MUST be YOURS
:D
That's called plagerism lolOh that last part. So I need to draw that photo by hand? It'll be mine sunshine...
I can draw it differently....That's called plagerism lol
it isnt the size of the plant, it the root ball that tells you.. so what you do is let it dry out(the pot), flip it upside down, and gently tap plant, and root ball out(if dry it will stay intact quite well), the take a pic and send to @justiceman for analysis, and wait for root report... Thats all their is to it... just got to have a justice of the treats, on speed dial :)can you guys post a picture of the size you normally let your plants go for before transplant ( solo cup obv)? heh i had to transplant early so im curious.
i know it is up to personal preference, but yeah a photo would be helpful.
chris.
it isnt the size of the plant, it the root ball that tells you.. so what you do is let it dry out(the pot), flip it upside down, and gently tap plant, and root ball out(if dry it will stay intact quite well), the take a pic and send to @justiceman for analysis, and wait for root report... Thats all their is to it... just got to have a justice of the treats, on speed dial :)
3-6 inch before solo. 6 and above COULD go into solo for a loooong time. No pics needed. The rootball tech from @EventHorizan is the way!can you guys post a picture of the size you normally let your plants go for before transplant ( solo cup obv)? heh i had to transplant early so im curious.
i know it is up to personal preference, but yeah a photo would be helpful.
chris.
Lol @ take a pic of the rootball send it in and wait for the "root report"
That's a solo dream. Look at the efficiency! Very awesome.looks good chris! So this is your solo cup challenge? So this is what you want eh?View attachment 686323
You can let them get pretty big in a solo if you want but they start growing fairly slow after a while.can you guys post a picture of the size you normally let your plants go for before transplant ( solo cup obv)? heh i had to transplant early so im curious.
i know it is up to personal preference, but yeah a photo would be helpful.
chris.
Yup I believe it's all about the roots and not just the size of the plant. Us farmers gotta pay attention to what's hidden inside the medium. Not just the top:smoking:it isnt the size of the plant, it the root ball that tells you.. so what you do is let it dry out(the pot), flip it upside down, and gently tap plant, and root ball out(if dry it will stay intact quite well), the take a pic and send to @justiceman for analysis, and wait for root report... Thats all their is to it... just got to have a justice of the treats, on speed dial :)
That's not an F. Those are looking good for soil! The white color is what you are looking for. If they are brown and slimy looking and smell funky you overwatered. If they are brown, shrunken and dry looking but don't smell funky then you underwatered.already got a F on my first one.. laughs
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( hungry roots, very hungry i starved her for a week id imagine over waterd too )
but its happy now..
That's a solo dream. Look at the efficiency! Very awesome.
You can let them get pretty big in a solo if you want but they start growing fairly slow after a while.
This is a bit more roots than I wanted meaning I could have probably transplanted earlier but it's not an issue hahaha. This is the chocolate hashberry I'm currently running.
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Here's all my solo girls before I transplanted them View attachment 686399
That's usually about the size I transplant, but like event said I like to make sure roots are coming out of the bottom and that they are drinking water more often than before. Those are signs the root system is doing well. I wouldn't worry if you think you transplanted a little early. Either way they will work out and root up!View attachment 686400
Yup I believe it's all about the roots and not just the size of the plant. Us farmers gotta pay attention to what's hidden inside the medium. Not just the top:smoking:
That's not an F. Those are looking good for soil! The white color is what you are looking for. If they are brown and slimy looking and smell funky you overwatered. If they are brown, shrunken and dry looking but don't smell funky then you underwatered.
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