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vagellie007

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hey guys i'm in the process of growing a few short riders, seem to be growing slowly but have gained 1 inch in the past 4 days , just wondering how i would know when to transplant in the ground and what are the little white hairs i see is that good or bad?
 
Derple

Derple

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Little white hairs = Good.
Its means you're getting pistils (properly known as Stamens), which means a hermie or female plant (You'll know if it goes hermie by the pollen sacks that start forming).
But in regards to size, I would recommend transplanting into a large pot, I usually get a shovel, careful not to disturb too many roots (disturbing roots too much can kill the plant) and scoop it out gently into a pre prepared pot full of a soil mix of your choosing.
Hope I helped, happy growing.
 
indicagreen

indicagreen

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Derple said:
Little white hairs = Good.
Its means you're getting pistils (properly known as Stamens), which means a hermie or female plant (You'll know if it goes hermie by the pollen sacks that start forming).
But in regards to size, I would recommend transplanting into a large pot, I usually get a shovel, careful not to disturb too many roots (disturbing roots too much can kill the plant) and scoop it out gently into a pre prepared pot full of a soil mix of your choosing.
Hope I helped, happy growing.
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Not that im proud of it but I just had to do a transplant of 15 well rooted plants ....I beat those root balls black and blue and they are coming backk like crazy.. also a few of those pics look like preflower... like dude said bigger pots hit em with a high nitro nute not to much at first on them little ones.... hope for the best..
 
scroglodyte

scroglodyte

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don't like that soil. leaves look a little pale and burnt around the edges. if you are feeding them, back off. if not feeding, water less, or insure proper drainage. putting them in the ground may be the best move.
 
mwooten102

mwooten102

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Read more, relax, go slow let it grow and don't make the biggest mistake and by that I mean don't love your shit to death. It's a plant just give it what it needs and leave it alone.
 
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vagellie007

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u might have hit the nail on the head man lol, maybe i'm sweating it too much. i put them in the ground today and i'm letting nature do the rest
 
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420OutDoor

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i think you're plant is lacking Nutrients i had the same problem i am waiting to see if some miricle grow 7-1-2 helps it better.
 
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vagellie007

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just an update on my plants and curious on where i stand after transplanting. getting yellow tips
 

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mwooten102

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they look fine, they are just flowering. give them time and b1 water when transplanting. after that just watch them grow and keep ya grubby hands off of em' lol. also.. those are some of the worst pictures ever. >,<
 
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