CODEE_420Grows
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I've transplanted 3 times no issues it's just a myth only thing that happens is it stunts the growth for a few days
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CODEE_420Grows
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Damn your stupid
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Thegermling
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Its not a myth man. You can transplant autos but you have to know how. For a 28 day old auto, even in soil, thats not a big plant. Heres a tip, when growing autos and youre new with autos, its best to start them in their final pot. Im trying to lace you up with knowledge so if you attack me with something then I cannot continue to lace you up with knowledge. Dont let your ego take over man. Have an open mind. Learn from people who have been doing this for a long time man. Dont be hard headed.
CODEE_420Grows
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I've learned from this grow so far these fucking autos love deep soil and long roots so for my next one I'll definitely start it in the 5 gallon as you said I am new to autos I've grown photos before but transplanting isn't gonna Hermie the feminized seed from what I've read
Thegermling
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Try a 3 gallon. 5 gallon is a lot of watering.
CODEE_420Grows
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Damn eh I was gonna get a 2 gallon but looked to small cause all they had was 2 and 5
Thegermling
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You can use 2 gallons as well but you can leave the 5 gallons that you have now I see you started 2 new autos right? If you did just leave them in there. Next grow you can try 2 or 3 gal and see which you like better. Also make sure you always feed until runoff.
CODEE_420Grows
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Runoff that's means water coming out of drainage holes ? And no the two in the back are photos white widow fast I'll keep them.on 18-6 till the auto is done
Thegermling
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yes.
facthunt
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"Lol I've transplanted 3 times it's just a myth"
eh... LOL..... No , not a myth.
Speaking from experience as well as research, talking to top growers etc.
I don't want to have an argument with you , but I don't want people reading this to think it's OK to transplant autos, because it's not. It stunts them most every and a stunted auto is a different beast to a stunted photoperiod. The photo plant has time to bounce back, the auto is on an inbuilt timer, and needs to reach developmental benchmarks in time to give any way a decent harvest. No 'catching up" with autos. Either you're fucked or you're not.
eh... LOL..... No , not a myth.
Speaking from experience as well as research, talking to top growers etc.
I don't want to have an argument with you , but I don't want people reading this to think it's OK to transplant autos, because it's not. It stunts them most every and a stunted auto is a different beast to a stunted photoperiod. The photo plant has time to bounce back, the auto is on an inbuilt timer, and needs to reach developmental benchmarks in time to give any way a decent harvest. No 'catching up" with autos. Either you're fucked or you're not.
Thegermling
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Yeah listen to the guy whose only grown 4 autos. Ive grown over 30 by now. Also you can transplant you just have to know how. There are techniques you can do to avoid transplant stress. Here ill give you one, plant an auto in 4x4 rockwool and put it in its final pot as soon as you see roots sticking out. Ive done it that way over 8 times and NO STRESS. Plants didnt even skip a beat. Youre clearly inexperienced in autos no offense. Heres an auto I grew that gave me 350 ish grams dry...
And an auto scrog (oh youll probably tell me you cant scrog autos you auto master grower)
Lets see some pics of your autos.
ChronicWonders.
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Damn mate, looks like bunches of grapes.
Budzbuddha
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As a lot of growers give you their 2 ¢ .... take the info with an open mind.
Autos are as basic a grow as you can get . Plant them and let them be.
Feed them a little lighter , water less frequently ( blurple ) , and give them lots of light.
It’s really that simple ....
Autos are as basic a grow as you can get . Plant them and let them be.
Feed them a little lighter , water less frequently ( blurple ) , and give them lots of light.
It’s really that simple ....
CODEE_420Grows
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I believe the reason it is so small is the first 17 days I was using a 25w actual light then I added the 135w actual.it took a while in the mail
Capn-Crunch
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It probably did stunt them. I transplant autos, but only from solo to final pot. 5 days from seed to final pot seems to work ok for me.
I use 3 gal as final pot, seems to work good.
After 1 month with just water I feed about 600 ppm all the way to harvest with no ill effects
I use 3 gal as final pot, seems to work good.
After 1 month with just water I feed about 600 ppm all the way to harvest with no ill effects
Opie1971
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No, it's not just a "Myth".
CODEE_420Grows
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If you say so "expert"
Opie1971
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I'm not an "expert", but I do know a thing or two. One of em is that I've been growing longer than you've been alive. The second being that you need to stop giving people false advice. And the third, You've got a lot to learn, but if ya keep being a know-it-all little smartass your not gonna be getting much help around here, so try and respect your elders.
CODEE_420Grows
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Lol your a fucking loser chill the fuck out why you getting so butt hurt ? Sorry master didn't know I wasn't aloud to respond to you