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It was 300 Plants in 1 gallon pots. (at the time). it definitely was a pain and took about 30 hours altogether to transplant everything but adding amendments takes months to have any effect, and since they are outside the season would have been over before that happened.

One more similar question for anyone that is still paying attention to this thread. I still have a few bags of the 7.5 ph soil, as well as a few bags of a different type of soil which is at 6.0. Is it feasible to mix the two and have the ph level of the mix be a constant number? Or would it...

Thanks everyone for the replies. I ended up just putting in the work to transplant them into soil that has the proper ph. It was a much quicker fix than adding soil buffers that reduce ph. They were in shock for about a week then bounced back pretty well and are looking lush now. :weed:

Yes it is definitely possible and can produce great results. However, I would say that its best to move them outdoors in the day and bring them back in at night during vegetative growth so to familiarize the plant to sunlight before just planting it outside.

I have been working with a business partner that has been attempting to economize the grow process. In doing so he decided to buy a different type of soil than I recommended but assured me that he tested the soil and it fit within the parameters that I gave him regarding nutrient content and ph...

Ah. Sorry guys. I should have given more information. I am in France and the only strains we have available to us (legally) are hemp, which by definition is cannabis with a THC level lower than 1%. But in France we have to keep it at .3% (they give some slack if its a little over but not...

Having moved to an area where cultivation is only legal with plants lower than .4% THC, I am going to do an outdoor grow for the CBD market. Although, I keep getting comments, from the growers in the area, that if I grow the way that I have been for the past 10 years I will never be able to...