Please can a experienced grower help me!

[Maryjane123]

I have a plant just over 2 weeks in flowering and the pot is starting to look too small now, should I transplant into a bigger pot?

PLEASE HELP ME!!

I am botherd incase it will possibly damage plant and even kill it?

 

[th33 pharmacist]

I have a plant just over 2 weeks in flowering and the pot is starting to look too small now, should I transplant into a bigger pot?

PLEASE HELP ME!!

yes,but be very gentle

 

[GoldenGanja13]

What is the size of your plant and the size of your pot?

 

[frmrboi]

go ahead, won't be a problem.

 

[Dirtyboy]

Becareful with it.

 

[northeastern lights]

i7\uc 887

yes,but be very gentle

Well I'm not sure how your pot is looking small. Is it shrinking? 87

Anyway what size pot is it in?

You have to give more info if you'd like some help. This guy is quick to dish advise without knowing ALL the details.

 

[GoldenGanja13]

i7\uc 887


Well I'm not sure how your pot is looking small. Is it shrinking? 87

Anyway what size pot is it in?

You have to give more info if you'd like some help. This guy is quick to dish advise without knowing ALL the details.

I agree, besides unless it is absoultley needed I would not replant in 2 weeks into flowering. You will stress plant, and she will need recovery time. If its going to get root bound, well just hope that harvest time comes first.

 

[GypsyBush]

I have seen some experienced growers reduce the transplanting by using the "pot in pot" technique...

When you think it is time to transplant, simply cut the bottom off of the current pot and stick it in the bigger pot with about half of it buried...

The roots will find their way out of the small pot and colonize the big one without the stress of torn roots and other problems associated with transplanting...

Just a thought...

Cheers...

 

[GoldenGanja13]

I have seen some experienced growers reduce the transplanting by using the "pot in pot" technique...

When you think it is time to transplant, simply cut the bottom off of the current pot and stick it in the bigger pot with about half of it buried...

The roots will find their way out of the small pot and colonize the big one without the stress of torn roots and other problems associated with transplanting...

Just a thought...

Cheers...

Yeah I can dig it.

 

[Maryjane123]

Plant is 34 inches tall and pot is 7 inches tall

 

[mygirls]

Plant is 34 inches tall and pot is 7 inches tall

personaly i wouldleave itbe.you don't want take a chance in breaking her in half.now if you can do it with out hurting her then go ahead, be careful.good luck

 

[GoldenGanja13]

I like the idea of cutting out the bottom and replanting. Slow and easy.

 

[GypsyBush]

I like the idea of cutting out the bottom and replanting. Slow and easy.

I believe it's called the "pot on pot" technique.. I learned about it in CaliGurl's journal...