Okay to transplant autoflowers at six weeks?

Fat Sticky Nugs

Active Member

Oct 15, 2012

• #1

I have 2 autoflowers in 1 gallon pots as of now. One is a dinafem fruit autofem and the other is a dinafem original amnesia autofem.
Would it be better for them to be in a bigger pot?
If so I'd be moving into two 2 gallon containers.
Let me know your guys's thoughts. Thanks!!

 

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Kush2180

Active Member

Oct 15, 2012

• #2

I would leave them be as your well into flowering.

 

Fat Sticky Nugs

Active Member

Oct 15, 2012

• #3

Thanks for the advice. I'll keep looking into it.
Won't transplant unless I know its good for them!

 

lowblower

Well-Known Member

Oct 15, 2012

• #4

You can transplant them but you will be using bud forming time on recovering. Its ur call though, if they are still extremely early in the flowering stage, and they are noticably struggling with the pot size they aare currently in, then do it. Ur call tho

 

Fat Sticky Nugs

Active Member

Oct 15, 2012

• #5

Considering they're auto's and finish in a certain time the only thing transplanting would do is probably hurt them in the long run.
This is how they look as of now.

 

mancman

Member

Oct 16, 2012

• #6

What medium are you using mate,in a soil mix I'd say forget about potting up, those size plants will still have plenty of room for further root development in the pot they're in.

 

Fat Sticky Nugs

Active Member

Oct 17, 2012

• #7

Fox Farms Ocean Forest.
The ladies are looking so frosty and delicious already!!

 

NJSkaPunk

Active Member

Oct 20, 2012

• #8

Wow man those are looking great. I have the same two strains going for almost 5 weeks now and they are nowhere near that size. I'd say just leave them alone.

Also, comparing yours to mine, I bet Amnesia on the left and Fruit on the right.

 

Systema

Active Member

Oct 20, 2012

• #9

Fat Sticky Nugs said:

I have 2 autoflowers in 1 gallon pots as of now. One is a dinafem fruit autofem and the other is a dinafem original amnesia autofem.
Would it be better for them to be in a bigger pot?
If so I'd be moving into two 2 gallon containers.
Let me know your guys's thoughts. Thanks!!

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I would say don't touch anything .. youre too far into flowering to transplant .. anywant for the height of those plant you're all fine with those pots.

 

Fat Sticky Nugs

Active Member

Oct 20, 2012

• #10

Thanks for the advice guys.
NJSkapunk - Thanks man! Yeah you're right the fruit is on the right! She gets a killer smell towards the end of flowering !