Re-potting

[w33disaplant]

Hey, How long after potting from a 1.7 gallon to a 2.9 gallon pot do i have to wait before i can flip to flower?. cheers!

 

[Doug Dawson]

Hey, How long after potting from a 1.7 gallon to a 2.9 gallon pot do i have to wait before i can flip to flower?. cheers!

It depends on the plant. When it is showing no signs of stress after reporting you can flip.

 

[w33disaplant]

It depends on the plant. When it is showing no signs of stress after reporting you can flip.

allright, ud say 10-14 days is good? or could i get away with less?. first few weeks of flower is basically vegative phase annyways, so a little stress the first week of flower shouldent hurt budproduction too much, right?.

 

[lime73]

You see preflowers yet?
How old is plant?
From seed or clone?

Usually about week or two After transplant you can flip.

 

[xtsho]

I've transplanted and then straight to flower. Pot was full of roots at harvest so they keep growing even in flower. My plants never get stressed when I transplant them. I don't understand what people are doing to have stress from transplanting.

 

[beercan]

I've transplanted and then straight to flower. Pot was full of roots at harvest so they keep growing even in flower. My plants never get stressed when I transplant them. I don't understand what people are doing to have stress from transplanting.

Never had that issue either, they usually love it when transplanted

 

[JohnnyCream]

I've always wondered if using fabric pots if you can just put the whole pot into a bigger pot...since sometimes I have seen roots grow out the bottom of the fabric.. is this no bueno??

 

[xtsho]

I've always wondered if using fabric pots if you can just put the whole pot into a bigger pot...since sometimes I have seen roots grow out the bottom of the fabric.. is this no bueno??

I suppose you could. I've grown plants outside in fabric pots and the roots grow right through the bottom and into the ground.

 

[Doug Dawson]

I've always wondered if using fabric pots if you can just put the whole pot into a bigger pot...since sometimes I have seen roots grow out the bottom of the fabric.. is this no bueno??

While roots can grow through the fabric I would not do it. First it depends on what pot is made of, not all fabric is the same. Secondly why make the roots work harder than they have to. You can actually buy fabric pots that use velcro so you can easily remove it that helps.

 

[lime73]

I've never experienced transplant shock?

My plants love it everytime I upcan, perky and growing the following day, they seem to love it !