Is it time for this plant to be transplanted? (pics)

jr22hockey

jr22hockey

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Is it time for this plant to be transplanted?
it's a little less than a month old. (slow growth in the beginning due to very low RH)


NL X skunk Grown under cfl's
 

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TrynaGroSumShyt

TrynaGroSumShyt

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it you can transplant that plant now.. but i would wait until the roots are in a nice ball first.. or you could wait until you are ready to flower and transplant
 
blis

blis

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yea the plant looks healthy,If you think its slow may just need a boost of feed or more light wats may help some dont no what you have on it but may help..
 
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serialkiller

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You should wait till its slightly root bound, then into a bigger pot, wait till its root bound there and once more into a 5gallon bucket. That will give you 3 different tiers of roots to give it lots of support and let it grow big.

Take a clone and grow it in a 5gal pot, then take one of the same clones and start it in a small pot, transplant to a slightly larger one, then again finally ending in the 5gal and that plant will get way bigger than the one that can just grow its roots uninterrupted fro the get go, its good for them.
 
blis

blis

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serialkiller said:
You should wait till its slightly root bound, then into a bigger pot, wait till its root bound there and once more into a 5gallon bucket. That will give you 3 different tiers of roots to give it lots of support and let it grow big.

Take a clone and grow it in a 5gal pot, then take one of the same clones and start it in a small pot, transplant to a slightly larger one, then again finally ending in the 5gal and that plant will get way bigger than the one that can just grow its roots uninterrupted fro the get go, its good for them.
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I have never really put any thought into that but you no I have six new cuttings maybe I'll give that a try with one of them and see what happens..
 
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