transplant

djdc

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how long into flower can you transplant without over stressing the plant and be beneficial if at all possible?
 

bongtokinjuggalo

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if at all possible you SHOULD NOT transplant during flowering, could stress the plant into being a hermaphrodite (if it's female to begin with) but if you must transplant during flowering for some odd reason, during the first 2 weeks would be my best guess. Then give it a 50/50 mix of veg/flower nutes and then pray to whatever god you worship that it doesn't go hermy or male-out on you.
 

djdc

Member
so she is 5 weeks in flower and very rootbound i havnt noticed stunted growth with it. but i am seeing nute burn anything i can do or just hope for the best at this point?
 

ganjaluvr

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if at all possible you SHOULD NOT transplant during flowering, could stress the plant into being a hermaphrodite (if it's female to begin with) but if you must transplant during flowering for some odd reason, during the first 2 weeks would be my best guess. Then give it a 50/50 mix of veg/flower nutes and then pray to whatever god you worship that it doesn't go hermy or male-out on you.
eh yea.. you should be alright. I wouldn't do it beyond the two week period though.. I personally... wouldn't do it if they were just a week into flowering.. but that's my personal opinion.

I transplanted one of my past grows.. I transplanted one of my girls that needed a bigger pot. But she was (no bs either) almost three weeks into flowering (18 days to be exact). Once I transplanted her, of course there was some shock to the plant.. but if I remember correctly it kicked back into gear after about 6 days worth of TLC... it was a close call. But she pulled out of it... so again.. I personally wouldn't transplant when in flowering.. not if its been flowering for 7 days or more anyhow.

Good luck either way.
peace.
 
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