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Rootbound?

William1976

William1976

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Hello, I have a question about rootbound plants. I started my plants in peat pellets and transplanted into quart-half gallon sized square pots. The plants look healthy as can be but are getting rootbound I think. I want to put out but my spot is flooded right now (river dirt) and Im gonna have to wait another week or 2. Can I continue to veg with no ill effects or will it stunt growth to keep in pot that long? Should I give light nuts to tide them over? Thanks! By the way, I would transplant into bigger pots but I got 30 plants and that would be a lot of soil and work. Thanks again!
 
greasemonkeymann

greasemonkeymann

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William1976 said:
Hello, I have a question about rootbound plants. I started my plants in peat pellets and transplanted into quart-half gallon sized square pots. The plants look healthy as can be but are getting rootbound I think. I want to put out but my spot is flooded right now (river dirt) and Im gonna have to wait another week or 2. Can I continue to veg with no ill effects or will it stunt growth to keep in pot that long? Should I give light nuts to tide them over? Thanks! By the way, I would transplant into bigger pots but I got 30 plants and that would be a lot of soil and work. Thanks again!
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if they are rotbound they'll be alright for a lil while longer, just gotta make sure you water them thoroughly
Also important to know how long they've been in their container and such
 
William1976

William1976

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Well I planted a few in different location and the bottom of pot was full of roots but the sides still dirt. Been in quart size pot for 2-3 weeks now.
 
*BUDS

*BUDS

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Feed them some veg hydro nutes until they go out. Dont re pot as you want it still root bound when you transplant.
 
William1976

William1976

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Plotted them all. Now the problem it keeping the coons from digging them up! Thanks for the info growers!

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