Beezcheeze
Well-Known Member
Those plants are so young and fragile and transplanting them now would stunt them more I think than if they were more established.
I've been using a 2l jug..so should I use a 2l for each 3 gal pot pretty much now ?Yeah... look if you transplant before they are ready the soil will crumble away (especially as dry as you keep em), exposing the roots. I have seen when people have tried too early and almost all of the soil falls away and they have a bare seedling to transplant. This does stunt growth, and shocks plants. Increases chances of getting males also.
When you transplant go ahead and fill the pot to the top with soil, just leave about a half to one inch of empty space to the top of the pot from the top of the soil.
Then when you water, use a 1 gallon jug. 25% of 3 gallons is 3/4 gallon. I wait until mine are nice and dry like Beezcheeze said, 1" down into the soil is nice and dry.
I pour about 1/3 of a gallon into the pot, this fills it to about the brim, takes a second and soaks in. Then do it again, this time pouring the water slower and more evenly around the pot. stop pouring when you see water coming out of the bottom. You want approximately 10% of your watering volume to be run off.
So between 3/4 gallon and 1 gallon of water for every 3 gallon pot you water (if it is a TRUE 3 gallon pot that is), and the method I explained to you.... its important.
we all gotta start somewhere
To keep it quiet idk ? ROFLwhy is it in a box?
Lol meh..not that big an area.. Idk lmao..ok... just looks kinda funky in the picture right there.
easier to move those solo cups then the lights eh? is that 1000W positioned to give you maximum results?There's 15 solo cups under the light on the left..so yes I'll be keeping it there ? It'll be on after I transplant