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 ShameMaker
Registered: 07/13/09
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Loc: Rocky Mountain High State
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 Transplanting pot sizes 
#824959 - 03/21/17 11:57 PM (7 years, 7 months ago) |
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Is it possible or even practical to transplant from a 6 gallon pot to a 10 gallon pot when moving plants from veg to flower?
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 phychotron
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Registered: 02/17/11
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 Re: Transplanting pot sizes [Re: ShameMaker]
#824960 - 03/22/17 02:54 AM (7 years, 7 months ago) |
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I don't like to transplant before flipping. The plant needs time to develop the root system and will work on that at first. It always seems to help to wait a week and watch the plant start to grow again before you flower it.
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kr0nik0
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Re: Transplanting pot sizes [Re: ShameMaker]
#825089 - 03/27/17 09:01 AM (7 years, 7 months ago) |
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Quote:
ShameMaker said:
Is it possible or even practical to transplant from a 6 gallon pot to a 10 gallon pot when moving plants from veg to flower?
It's certainly possible,
and not impractical in any sense.
But, do you feel like your plant in is outgrowing its 6 gallon pot?
If your root ball is clamoring for space,
not only is it practical to transplant to a bigger pot,
but just about necessary.
If I were to go about this, I would transplant before my lights switch on (unless you run 24/0 on veg) in the morning.
Straight into a soil that's innoculated with:
-Mycorrhizal
-EM1
-Gro Kashi
Feed that soil with a worm casing tea mixed in with aloe and coconut powder, or fresh coconut water and aloe cuttings if available.
If you're interested in this method, let me know so I can further go into ratios to "build" soil specifically designed to grow bud.
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Tetracan420
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Registered: 02/25/17
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Re: Transplanting pot sizes [Re: kr0nik0]
#825090 - 03/27/17 10:28 AM (7 years, 7 months ago) |
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I transplant before flip all the time, it has plenty of time to work on roots. It hasn't slowed my girls down at all I get pistils in less than a week. Everyone has a method to madness not saying anyone here is wrong just sharing my experience. If u have ur nutes and environment right they will grow fat especially in the last 2 weeks. I believe the root system continues to grow regardless of bud production thus meaning transplanting is a must.
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