Ready to transplant or nah?

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KambleFrost

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Not sure if these are ready to transplant or not
The medium is kinda “springy” on a couple and I can see the start of a few roots at the holes at the bottom of the pots.
mom transitioning to outdoors so they have atleast a week or more I. The tent at night while I shorten the light schedule to match the day / night outside
Any thoughts?
 

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Best advice I can give you

Make your decision and go with it. What I do and you do are 16 different things

Your plants, treat em like u want, and learn, learn, learn
 
If you are moving them outdoors in a week they should be fine in those temporary pots

They look good :clap:
As far as matching light schedule
You should be fine just moving them without worrying about light schedule this far into spring
 
BobThe420Builder said:
Best advice I can give you

Make your decision and go with it. What I do and you do are 16 different things

Your plants, treat em like u want, and learn, learn, learn
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That’s fair mate, thanks.
It’s my first grow so these little things that you likely won’t worry too much about later on in this hobby I tend to stress about the most lol!
 
Thanks
Herb & Suds said:
If you are moving them outdoors in a week they should be fine in those temporary pots

They look good :clap:
As far as matching light schedule
You should be fine just moving them without worrying about light schedule this far into spring
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Thanks man! I really appreciate hearing that! My first grow and unfortunately I do have 2 that are struggling pretty bad but the rest are looking pretty good!
As far as light schedule, right now they are on an 18/6 which is from 6am-12am
Unfortunately in Canada sundown is at 8:30 which means they will gain an additional 3ish hours of darkness. Couldn’t that accidentally throw them into flower if not introduced slowly?
 
KambleFrost said:
Thanks

Thanks man! I really appreciate hearing that! My first grow and unfortunately I do have 2 that are struggling pretty bad but the rest are looking pretty good!
As far as light schedule, right now they are on an 18/6 which is from 6am-12am
Unfortunately in Canada sundown is at 8:30 which means they will gain an additional 3ish hours of darkness. Couldn’t that accidentally throw them into flower if not introduced slowly?
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Not how it works my friend

Just move them and call it good


And don't OVER LOVE your plants, worst thing u cAn do

Research, research and more research
 
Herb & Suds said:
If you are moving them outdoors in a week they should be fine in those temporary pots

They look good :clap:
As far as matching light schedule
You should be fine just moving them without worrying about light schedule this far into spring
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Wish I could a followed this advice about 2-3 months ago ....lol
 
Going through.

Just re veg after a few weeks into flower because I didn match outdoor lighting schedule when I transplanted outdoors. So I'm in a limbo with a few of my ladies ATM
 
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