anyone.... save..her pls

[Srirachagrower]

Hi, I'm newbie. At first, I filled the 5 gallon pot with too little soil so I tried to repot the plant. Here are pics. I wonder if I still survive and going to be great or it will shock? so I can plan to order new seed ASAP. I planted her back and water her little after tho.

 

[NoobieGreenz]

It'll be fine but why did u transfer it already? It still could of been kept in that pot for a bit longer.

 

[bam0813]

A bit? That things lost at sea. It should have been up potted 1 or 2 times before 5 gal imo. Be real careful with watering

 

[bam0813]

It will be fine but imo it makes it much harder w inputs .

 

[Srirachagrower]

A bit? That things lost at sea. It should have been up potted 1 or 2 times before 5 gal imo. Be real careful with watering

It is autoflower, but I'm thinking about pulling it off and and plant new seed in the same spot. can I?

 

[Massachusetts86]

It is autoflower, but I'm thinking about pulling it off and and plant new seed in the same spot. can I?

See if she makes it. If you leave it alone and give water when needed she will make it....why start over? If anything take this grow and learn from it before you start another. Have to get your knotches somewhere my man. Might as well start with this bud

 

[StonedGardener]

Easy,easy on the water, don't drowned it.....by the way, are you using foil reflectos.....if heat needed I get it.....but just for max reflection I think white rules...just my opinion. Personnaly , even though often recommended, I've never repotted.....I start seed in large 7gal pots and they stay there.

 

[StonedGardener]

Reflectors not reflectos for you bad spelling crucifiers.

 

[Srirachagrower]

Thanks everyone! So one more question we can't water seedling until the water runoff? If not, when can I start to water the plant until the water runoff? Appreciate all answers

 

[Srirachagrower]

See if she makes it. If you leave it alone and give water when needed she will make it....why start over? If anything take this grow and learn from it before you start another. Have to get your knotches somewhere my man. Might as well start with this bud

I will try to save her! I will learn my mistake as well lol. But So one more question we can't water seedling until the water runoff? If not, when can I start to water the plant until the water runoff?

 

[Srirachagrower]

Easy,easy on the water, don't drowned it.....by the way, are you using foil reflectos.....if heat needed I get it.....but just for max reflection I think white rules...just my opinion. Personnaly , even though often recommended, I've never repotted.....I start seed in large 7gal pots and they stay there.

Thank you for your advice! I didn't plan on this repot neither lol. But I thought we have to always water until the water runoff doesn't it? or just wait until it past seedling stage?

 

[StonedGardener]

Thanks everyone! So one more question we can't water seedling until the water runoff? If not, when can I start to water the plant until the water runoff? Appreciate all answers

Don't do that.....roots so young just don't need it. Let them grow up.......

 

[go go kid]

yes, wait untill its past the seedling stage, you dont want to be watering to runoff as it will wash out any nutes in the soil. just give it a shot glass of water for a few days

 

[BucketGrower]

Always start seeds in small pots. Never giant ones like a 5 gallon. Once they have established a root system in the smaller container, that is when you transplant to a larger one. I like to transplant a total of 3 times max.

 

[go go kid]

yep, im a firm believer in this aproach, auto or not, start in a 6" deep pot for the initial tap root to grow down into. then i go for a a larger one and then the final 3-5 gallon pot. the plants seem to love it

 

[Killaki]

yep, im a firm believer in this aproach, auto or not, start in a 6" deep pot for the initial tap root to grow down into. then i go for a a larger one and then the final 3-5 gallon pot. the plants seem to love it

You repot your auto's?

 

[Srirachagrower]

yep, im a firm believer in this aproach, auto or not, start in a 6" deep pot for the initial tap root to grow down into. then i go for a a larger one and then the final 3-5 gallon pot. the plants seem to love it

I will try to do both method to compare the result for this grow! I really like the idea of making the root establish in the small pot before planting to the big one tho. Just a lot of people told me to not transplant the autoflower, even 2fast2bud where I bought the seed from...

 

[go go kid]

You repot your auto's?

yes and it doesn't seem to harm them

 

[Killaki]

yes and it doesn't seem to harm them

Interesting stuff. Sounds like they're pretty stable. I've had them where the slightest stress sends them flowering, regardless of size. Glad to hear it's working out for you.

 

[twentyeight.threefive]

You repot your auto's?

Yup.