JustBlazin
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Sounds like Krispy kremes secret sauce, I smell a pending lawsuit
How to prevent trnasplant shock
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DoubleAtotheRON
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Im gonna smell something..Breakfast is my favorite meal.
bam0813
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idk about you guys but the last thing I want on my cruller is sticky…. Ouch
blueberrymilkshake
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Breakfast has never smelled so...sexy
jondamon
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Follow the basic principle within this tutorial and you’ll get almost zero shock.
Prep new plant pot
Back fill so that you have a hole in your new medium.
lift out and plant In then water it in.
How to Transplant Tutorial!
Hello everyone, I get asked quite often "How do you transplant your plants?" So i thought i would write this little tutorial to help people out. First things first. I always have plenty of POTS and i recommend you always keep some of yours as spares to make it easy at Transplanting time...
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Coldnasty
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Lmao
Flork
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If they are ready to transplant you shouldn't get much or any shock if you handle them gently.
The roots should hold the substrate together without crumbling.
Make your hand in the "Spock" sign, cover the pot with your split hand up to the stalk. Turn it upside down and slide the pot up and off.
Use your favorite sprinkles if you like, then gently turn it upright and sit it in the next pot up (or final) gently drop substrate around it (packing to your liking) and water in. No huhu.
The roots should hold the substrate together without crumbling.
Make your hand in the "Spock" sign, cover the pot with your split hand up to the stalk. Turn it upside down and slide the pot up and off.
Use your favorite sprinkles if you like, then gently turn it upright and sit it in the next pot up (or final) gently drop substrate around it (packing to your liking) and water in. No huhu.
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DoobieDoobs
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One time I was doing a transplant, and when I pulled out the plant of the pot I accidentally dropped it, it was horrible, dirt all over the place, the root ball no longer such a thing, I freaked out. I placed the dirt back into the bigger pot, I made a hole and then inserted the plant, pushed it a little and watered it. A week from that the plant was alright and started growing again. I think that was as much transplant shock as a plant can receive.
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