1st ever grow!
- Thread starter Zivionix
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Zivionix
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Zivionix
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Well what do you think I should do now?
greenghost420
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good luck, hope you get some fire
Zivionix
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Thank you
greenghost420
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yes i have. when they get one or 2 sets of leaves, you just take em out n separate em.
Zivionix
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No but that was the only pot I had and the others I had in the ground for over a month and they haven't grown.
Holisticfarmer
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Either restart or try to transplant into bigger pots and hope some survive! Remember these plant's root systems need space.
Zivionix
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Ok I will transplant them tomorrow and go from there. Thank you
taGyo
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Yeah, you're going to have to transplant when they get a little bigger. I suggest 5-7 gallon pots.
taGyo
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Not tomorrow, let them grow a bit so you don't shock the shit out of them.
Hotboxbudz
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You didn't mess anything up, but I would transplant them each into there own pot asap. Just be careful and you shouldn't see any shock. I would pug the holes to the pot you have them in and slowly fill it with room temp water, about half full or 3/4 full. It will make separating them from the soil easier and less likely to rip any roots.
taGyo
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How soon should he transplant?
Desr
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I mean personally, i would do it now. That way you know youre not just tearin up all sorts of roots. But like everything its a learned skill and no offense but you could totally jack it up. I see 2 options.
1. Do it now so youre as close to positive as you can be that youre not tearing up roots..not that its a huge deal but at this age it can be near if not fatal.
2. Let them grow until they can handle the imminent stress caused from transplanting after developing a root system.
1. Do it now so youre as close to positive as you can be that youre not tearing up roots..not that its a huge deal but at this age it can be near if not fatal.
2. Let them grow until they can handle the imminent stress caused from transplanting after developing a root system.
