Hi guys! It's ya boy newbie123... A question regarding transplanting my LEMON KUSH
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Severed Tongue
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Personally I'd let it grow to at least 3 nodes of true leafs prior, this will ensure a robust root growth and make the transplant go better... less stress is best.
Also I highly recommend some mycorrhizae when transferring.
This is when I do mine.
Also I highly recommend some mycorrhizae when transferring.
This is when I do mine.
Manco_
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Damn bro they be looking mighty thicc At what week this picture was taken?
Also, what is this "mycorrhizae"
Also, also: This seedling is my day 11 since I planted it. What do you think?
MickFoster
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Your seedling is stretching.........fill your cup up with soil to support the stem and move your light closer.
Your growth is behind for 11 days old.
What medium are you using?
These are 10 days old for a comparison.
Your growth is behind for 11 days old.
What medium are you using?
These are 10 days old for a comparison.
hotrodharley
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Fill that to the brim with medium.
Manco_
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Whaaat... Dude I feel shit now I thought it was going nice It's not a cana specialised soil
Manco_
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I filled it with more medium and made the light closer. What do you think now? I'm following the 18-6 light program also.
The medium is Miracle-Gro Moisture Control soil. It's a real poor mans setup bro
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MickFoster
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It looks better.
I'm not a soil grower, but from what I understand, Miracle Grow soil is not the best choice.
Good luck.
I'm not a soil grower, but from what I understand, Miracle Grow soil is not the best choice.
Good luck.
Manco_
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I know :/ How did yours be like that in day 10 I have no idea I control my temperature, humidity and I even got a fan. It's sad bro
Manco_
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I did right away!
MickFoster
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I grow in coco/perlite and feed daily to run off which provides an abundance of oxygen to the roots.
Your soil is dense with no aeration causing slow growth.
Roots need oxygen for fast growth.
Your soil is dense with no aeration causing slow growth.
Roots need oxygen for fast growth.
Manco_
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How can I make my soil less dense?
MickFoster
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Add about 30% perlite to your soil when you transplant.
Good luck.
Manco_
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Should I transplant now and add perlite?
Manco_
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Also would it be smart to poke holes in the soil?
MickFoster
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I would not transplant yet.........wait until the roots fill the container.
Poking holes in the soil will not help.
Poking holes in the soil will not help.
Skillcraft
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I wait to transplant until my roots have filled out the container. Patience is very important in growing.
Coloradogrower710
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I wouldn’t transplant yet.. it’s basically still seedling. You need to get some soil that is designed for cannabis and likely more light.
Old_fart_stoner
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If the roots are developed enough I would go ahead and move her. But that is your choice. I would however suggest that when you do...bury the stem and lower your light (or raise the plants), quite stretchy.
Old_fart_stoner
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MG products are not the terrible choice their reputation has...it will grow budz. However, it is certainly not an optimum medium. The problem is the time released nute balls. If the medium is watered correctly...good to go. But, MG is mostly used by newbies and new growers tend to over or underwater until they get the feel of watering correctly. Underwatering not so great, over watering in MG can be deadly with the quickness.