View Full Version : First grow one week into flower and a question...
tkdman
06-21-2007, 12:43 AM
Hi all - Im just under one week into flower and Ive identified 2 of my plants as female (hooray) and am about 85% sure with the other.
Here they are...My first attempt at growing ( bagseed ):hubba:
Female # 1
27757
Female #2
27756
Still unsure - but hopefull
27758
All 3
27759
Im curious - Im in Big Pots now and I didnt think I would need to transplant again however, roots seem to be poking out the holes at the bottom again.....should I transplant or leavew it alone?
Thanks again...
TKDMAN:holysheep:
berserker
06-21-2007, 01:02 AM
What size pots are they into now?I start my plants in 4 inch pots and then when i start to give them nutes they will either go into a 4 or 5 gallon pot,depending on what strain i am growing.But if you are seeing roots coming out the bottom,IMHO you should transplant.Hope this helps.Keep it GREEN:D
tkdman
06-21-2007, 01:06 AM
I believe they are in 3 Gallon Pots....
I guess if Im gonna do it I better do it tomorrow......
Darn I didnt think I would have to transplant again.
TKDMAN
TheStickyIcky
06-21-2007, 01:38 AM
You are doing a great job, man. If you don't have a grow journal, you should start one. I'd like to watch your plants progress. :)
tkdman
06-21-2007, 01:47 AM
ill start a grow journal tonight...
Any tips on trsansplanting plants in big Pots....
My hands are only so big...:hubba:
TKDMAN
TheStickyIcky
06-21-2007, 01:56 AM
Just be very careful and dig it out with your hands, trying not to break any roots. Don't try to pull it up by the stem.
Mr.Wakenbake
06-21-2007, 04:53 AM
3 gallon pots are more than enough.
No need to transplant.
tkdman
06-21-2007, 04:54 AM
Hooray!!
So the roots sticking out the side arent a problem then?
I put up my grow journal as well for those interested...
TKDMAN
Not to sure if it really does work but ive heard you can trim the roots back a little , but ive also heard it dont matter if they grow out of it .....but also it could depend on how far down you put the plant the last time you repotted them , i mean if you never covered the bottom of the pot with atleast 3inches of soil then thats bound to happen :) GL
shuggy4105
06-21-2007, 01:45 PM
maybe you didn`t put enough soil in the bottom of the 3 gallon pots before transplant, so the roots are growing to the base of the pot quick-style.
i`ve also heard that you can "trim" the roots back, but i`ve never actually done it so i can`t comment.
your doing a great job man, when transplanting into the bigger pots, just be carefull and do it gently, and the plant will not be stressed by it.
good luck dude.
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