Agreed. Was hoping someone would say just send it haha. Thank youThey look to me like they're pretty darn close to being ready to transplant.
Honestly not much, two watering since the transplant. I am attempting to use dry amendments for nutrients and pretty sure I miss one to two watering cyclesHow much water you giving those bad boys?
They look a bit dry. They should be 100% saturated during watering.Honestly not much, two watering since the transplant. I am attempting to use dry amendments for nutrients and pretty sure I miss one to two watering cycles
Thanks Ponky.Great start for the mainlining.
How many branches are we going with per plant? If you are going for 4 you can already top them again.
No need to transplant right away, but it's better that you did. Get those plants in their forever pot as soon as possible and they will green up and stay green easier.
Property watering seems to be more difficult than I thought. Trying my best to not over water and to prevent potential root rot but yeah like I said, pretty sure I missed an important watering session because of that.They look a bit dry. They should be 100% saturated during watering.
You want to let the pots dry out then thoroughly water.....but not get so dry that it creates bone dry pockets that become hard to penetrate, by both water and roots. When you water it shpuld be thorough, but not overly soaked.....Property watering seems to be more difficult than I thought. Trying my best to not over water and to prevent potential root rot but yeah like I said, pretty sure I missed an important watering session because of that.
Went almost 14 days without watering but the plants showed no signs of needing watering. I was trying to see how long before they showed any signs of watering needs. With the dry top dressing, pretty’s sure I messed up there. Alway learning
Understood. I will rethink my previous methods. Thank youWater the media until consistently satured. Water pouring out the bottom. Then when it's only damp not dry you Water again. It should be in a state where it immediately starts wicking up the water. If too dry or not evenly saturated you'll damage the roots. Moist and warm in veg. It's not how much. It's when.
Understood. Does using dry top dressing nutrients affect this at all?You want to let the pots dry out then thoroughly water.....but not get so dry that it creates bone dry pockets that become hard to penetrate, by both water and roots. When you water it shpuld be thorough, but not overly soaked.....
I don't know what you mean by dry top dressing nutrients. If you mean like, peat moss, manure, worm castings, blood meal....it's hard to add those to soil after transplanting, you can slowly add little bits and let them work their way down over time, but you have limited space on top to do this, you don't want to bury the stems deeper and deeper.....but when you're first building your soil, a certain amount of all of these things mixed in......plus perlite, vermiculite, coco coir......compost if you have it....will build a very nice, rich soil that won't require feeding for quite some time.Understood. Does using dry top dressing nutrients affect this at all?
HiThanks Ponky.
I was wondering if I should top them again that soon but yeah I don’t want any more than 4 so I will look into topping again.
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I'm following. I took my wedding crasher feminized to 8 colas, great harvest. First attempt, following this info.
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