Maufukinbitz Member Nov 14, 2014 #1 3seedlings in 1 Dixie cup Attachments image.jpg 978.1 KB · Views: 17
Diabolical666 Well-Known Member Nov 14, 2014 #2 I think you know the answer to that......have fun seperating them at transplant
R Rentaldog Well-Known Member Nov 14, 2014 #3 they need to be put in different containers. be sure to do it quick, dont want the roots getting tangled together!
they need to be put in different containers. be sure to do it quick, dont want the roots getting tangled together!
AquariusPanta Well-Known Member Nov 14, 2014 #6 Maufukinbitz said: 3seedlings in 1 Dixie cup Click to expand... I'd say go for three in one. See what the outcome brings you. Why change what you've already started? Learning is about going with your intuition.
Maufukinbitz said: 3seedlings in 1 Dixie cup Click to expand... I'd say go for three in one. See what the outcome brings you. Why change what you've already started? Learning is about going with your intuition.
LetsGetCritical Well-Known Member Nov 15, 2014 #7 the only reason to do this is that you cant afford more Dixie cup or soil but I still wouldn't do it
ISK Well-Known Member Nov 15, 2014 #8 LetsGetCritical said: the only reason to do this is that you cant afford more Dixie cup or soil but I still wouldn't do it Click to expand... I would sooner use an old paper coffee cup than put 3 in one Dixie cup....but what do we know, it may yield a pound
LetsGetCritical said: the only reason to do this is that you cant afford more Dixie cup or soil but I still wouldn't do it Click to expand... I would sooner use an old paper coffee cup than put 3 in one Dixie cup....but what do we know, it may yield a pound