Question about mother

JeffersonBud

Active Member
I have my from seed Blue Apollo mother (14 months old) in a dwc unit. Now that I have room, and don't want to mess with her being in a hydro unit, I would like to transfer her to soil so I only have to water it.

She is a big plant, and checking her res is a pain. I do not use soil, but hydro for all my applications. I am familiar with the right PH, and general growing in soil.

My question is, what soil should I choose for a mom? Mix ect...

Thanks!
 

IAm5toned

Well-Known Member
if a mom is starving for N,. it sure wont regrow shoots.......
honestly i think you would be better off rooting a clone than trying to repot a plant that has been growing in hydro for over a year into soil. im not sure the roots would survive.
 

Newz

Member
I agree. Going from hydro to soil usually doesn't end too well if the roots have been in that medium for a long period of time. I think I remember hearing that they are different? It puts too much stress on the plant to convert from hydro to soil roots.
 

JeffersonBud

Active Member
Awesome fellas. Thats new info to me!

I guess I will take clones a last time from her, and flower her in a few months. I will have to switch to a new strain, which I was going to do anyway.:hump:

Her root ball is at least a gallon in volume, and trunk is 2 inches in diameter! She is Joeysweed Blue Apollo from seed (not a clone).
 

sven deisel

Well-Known Member
dro= less root having to be made for the plant to live being everything is already there for it. soil they have to search and grow threw for food =bigger root zone taking a clone is the best way to go but ild do both weed is tought stuff it can realy strive when it has to
 
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