Time to transplant?
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Coloradogrower710
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I’d move the light closer if possible. Take a few of the big ones and transplant. Keep the rest for now.
HydroKid239
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I think the unwritten rule that’s probably written down somewhere is if the leaves spread beyond the circumference of the cup rim while looking down at it... it’s ready. Lol
Raspberrykiwi
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How often are you watering them?
Verrice
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Best way to know is to look at the roots (but be careful when you slide it out of its container). Second best way, if you want to be more sure before messing with the plant at all, to know is to look for roots poking through drain holes. If you don't let it sit in runoff, when it's ready you'll see several root tips just poking out.
I go from a 2" seedling pot to a 1 gallon plastic pot to a 5 gallon fabric finishing pot. It usually takes between 1 and 2 weeks to grow out of the 2" or 1 gallon pots.
I go from a 2" seedling pot to a 1 gallon plastic pot to a 5 gallon fabric finishing pot. It usually takes between 1 and 2 weeks to grow out of the 2" or 1 gallon pots.
Raspberrykiwi
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I transplanted my plants from solo cups to 3 gallon pots at day 14 from sprout
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Only_a_middlewomen_now
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Look like you got the Dual chamber tent too, Im worried that I won't be able to block out all the light when its time to flower. Did you have to tape a lot?
