Roots on trunks, is this normal?

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Verwegener

Active Member

• Jul 1, 2007

• #1

Hi!

Just discovered some kind of roots at the bottom of the trunks..., might be usual but could it be, the plants try to get more water? I give them about 200 up to 400 ml a day, depending on the weather (plants on balcony).
Besides, i plan to replant them into bigger pots.

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Peace, Martin

 

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Tokecrazy

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• Jul 1, 2007

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There find I have had lots of plants do that.Some will grow down into the soil.Some will become little nubs on the stem.You are ok,when tranplanting put then one 1" deeper in the soil not ant deeper,1 or2"inches thats all.How about a few pixs of the whole plant for us too see.PEACE

 

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fdd2blk

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• Jul 1, 2007

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that looks like where it stretched during the seedling stage. i can see your first leaf is way above the soil. it should have been buried deeper. you can bury it now and those shoots will root out.

 

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Verwegener

Active Member

• Jul 1, 2007

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Thanks for your advice!
Here´s a pic of the plant:

https://www.rollitup.org/grow-journals/17315-first-grow-picture-diary-2.html#post183178

 

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fdd2blk

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• Jul 1, 2007

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Verwegener said:

Thanks for your advice!
Here´s a pic of the plant:

https://www.rollitup.org/grow-journals/17315-first-grow-picture-diary-2.html#posst183178

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looks good. i bet if you watered those roots they would grow. mist them once or twice a day. make sure they dry out between misting so the stalk doesn't rot. those roots may just shoot out and head for the soil. that would look cool.