Transplant Without Any Stress - In Soil
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Gonzo'dOut71
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dude thanks a lot for posting this!!! simple and effective and it came just (litteraly) as Im about to transplant for the 1st time
+rep my man thanks again!!!
+rep my man thanks again!!!
ImStoned4Real
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thats so simmple yet so smart. i would of never thought to do that, thanks for the tip
Vento
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Hi Ya Phyzix 
Simple is allways best ... But i have a question for you and anyone who reads ... I see people scoring the roots a little ... kind of breaking up the soil slightly ... Does this promote better root growth ?.... im sure it will cause some stress to the plant but i do see people doing it / talking about it .
What do you guys think ?
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Simple is allways best ... But i have a question for you and anyone who reads ... I see people scoring the roots a little ... kind of breaking up the soil slightly ... Does this promote better root growth ?.... im sure it will cause some stress to the plant but i do see people doing it / talking about it .
What do you guys think ?
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CHIEF PUFF PUFF
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Hey Phyzix, would you transplant during flowering (almost 3rd week) using your method?
Dwezelitsame
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i would not pack soil that new roots must grow into
phyzix
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If everything goes smoothly it should be no problem. However, consider the risks of somehow messing up before transplanting a flowering plant.
Alistar
Member
hotdamn I had a little downtime when I transplanted my Lil' Bubbles today because of the pot size and the soil already in the bigger pot. So she had to be "naked" for some three-four minutes 
Wish I saw this thread sooner, but big props, I have a great transplanting method for next year. mwohaha!
Wish I saw this thread sooner, but big props, I have a great transplanting method for next year. mwohaha!
JUST GROW IT
Active Member
I wish I seen this a few
days ago. 2 of my babys are a little stressed out and I'm not sure if it's over watering, stressed roots, or over nuted?
days ago. 2 of my babys are a little stressed out and I'm not sure if it's over watering, stressed roots, or over nuted?timeismoney1
New Member
To just grow it.
Whats your soil?
Yes it looks overwatered. And whats your lights? Its stretchy
Whats your soil?
Yes it looks overwatered. And whats your lights? Its stretchy
phyzix
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I recommend Fox Farms Ocean Forest for good yield and healthy plants. Super Soil is a cheap alternative with surprisingly high quality ingredients available from Target. I use Super Soil for my outdoor plants because it would be too costly to buy that much Fox Farms.
rudy.racoon
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Man, That is genius, I would have never thought of that. Thanks for the post as I am looking at transplanting plant now myself.
Something Clever
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I would give u plus rep if i knew how to......
