My First Indoor grow

[ston-loc]

Looking like a good start there 88. Personally have never grown any autos, but I swear I read you shouldnt transplant them. To plant them in their final pot. Might want to look into that. Green mojo

 

[bud88]

Well the AK auto that was just a throw in has really taken off....went from 6" to
this in 5 days!

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[lowrydergrower775]

looking nice man what size pot is that auto in?

 

[bud88]

That's a 4 gallon pot....

 

[lowrydergrower775]

alright yea thats plenty of room lol

 

[bud88]

Finally transplanted my four clones....Hoping this will make them happy...
The AK auto is coming along and looks very happy as does my Blueberry OG...

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[Rosebud]

Looking nice 88. congrats, keep up the good work.

 

[The Hemp Goddess]

That's a 4 gallon pot....

As a point of interest for those that do not know. A 4 gal nursery pot is not 4 gallons. This a weird thing about nursery pots that I have never figured out--they are not as big as they say they are. For instance a 1 gal nursery pot will hold about .66 gal of soil. A 5 gal nursery container will hold just under 4 gal. This is something to keep in mind when figuring out volume of your medium or how much of something to use in how much soil, etc. Your 4 gal nursery pot is probably a lot closer to 3 actual gallons than 4 gallons.

 

[bud88]

Thank you Rose.....hoping to see green from my clones now...
THG....thanks for the insight....I didn't know that....so my 3 gal pots are actually 2.5?

 

[oldfogey8]

looking good, bud! quite the assortment.

 

[Lesso]

As a point of interest for those that do not know. A 4 gal nursery pot is not 4 gallons. This a weird thing about nursery pots that I have never figured out--they are not as big as they say they are. For instance a 1 gal nursery pot will hold about .66 gal of soil. A 5 gal nursery container will hold just under 4 gal. This is something to keep in mind when figuring out volume of your medium or how much of something to use in how much soil, etc. Your 4 gal nursery pot is probably a lot closer to 3 actual gallons than 4 gallons.

I asked the local nursery about that a while back...its a measure of total volume if you were to pack the soil in completely hard. Not sure if that was factual but At least thats the explaination that made the most sense.