jimmy slim big
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how long after i transplant should i wait to give them full light again?
light after transplant?
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jimmy slim big
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what about feeding?? is it bad to feed nutes right after?? cause they are due for a feeding....
amsterdammer
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As mentioned transplant has nothing to do with light cycles, straight away.
vostok
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I always advise flushers and transplanters to do it late in the day...so the plant recovers overnight in dark or dim light... But often I forget my own advise and screw things up, cannabis does that to my short term memory ...lol
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Had you just transplant why feed the medium should have enough food, or why else transplant, the plant needs a minimum of 8 hours(if older than 2-3 weeks) for oxygen to reattach to the rootzone, so the plant can continue to feed, this is why you water well after a pot up, so that water may drain and be replaced by 02
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Had you just transplant why feed the medium should have enough food, or why else transplant, the plant needs a minimum of 8 hours(if older than 2-3 weeks) for oxygen to reattach to the rootzone, so the plant can continue to feed, this is why you water well after a pot up, so that water may drain and be replaced by 02
jimmy slim big
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whats a really good nute pack??
GrowinDad
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I love my dyna gro. Simple, minimal products, easy to control.
Interesting, I generally do not water after transplant. Not saying it is right in any way. I do water the smaller pot, then add to mildly moist soil in new pot. the new soil I mix with an appropriate nute dose for the plant, a little on the light side. They do tend to need the next watering a day or so sooner than normal. maybe i should just water right after...
Interesting, I generally do not water after transplant. Not saying it is right in any way. I do water the smaller pot, then add to mildly moist soil in new pot. the new soil I mix with an appropriate nute dose for the plant, a little on the light side. They do tend to need the next watering a day or so sooner than normal. maybe i should just water right after...
Transplanted outdoor plant and it started drooping right aways so I put in the shade and it bounced back in an hour or so. I tried the sun again but it started drooping again so I’ll leave in the shade for a day or 2 and see when it can handle the sun again.
KnewpKnewp87
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You sure? Lol
Wizzlebiz
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Do it at night. Roots hate sunlight. In the morning they will be fine
On the nutes if you are transplanting into soil you won't need them for a couple weeks. If you are going into coco or hydro you need them right away.