Johnei
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Learn something new every day. Good info man.You dont want to transplant an auto. Put it into its final pot to start.
Learn something new every day. Good info man.You dont want to transplant an auto. Put it into its final pot to start.
yea ik that but idk what to do bc it might dieYou dont want to transplant an auto. Put it into its final pot to start.
Let it do its thing until the soil dries out a bunch. Weed is called weed for a reason. They are very resilient. It'll most likely be fine.yea ik that but idk what to do bc it might die
ok i didnt want it to get bone dry and have it die on me thanks for the helpLet it do its thing until the soil dries out a bunch. Weed is called weed for a reason. They are very resilient. It'll most likely be fine.
Under watering is always better then over watering. If it's too dry you'll notice the plants leave start to droop. Water it and it'll be back to normal in hours.ok i didnt want it to get bone dry and have it die on me thanks for the help
thanks so much for your helpUnder watering is always better then over watering. If it's too dry you'll notice the plants leave start to droop. Water it and it'll be back to normal in hours.
Let it do its thing until the soil dries out a bunch. Weed is called weed for a reason. They are very resilient. It'll most likely be fine.
Sorry for the wisecrack. I've been holding it in all school year as students seem to be getting dumber by the day.
Autos IMO will never be root bound in a 5 gallon pot.
Photoperiod seeds can veg much longer, get bigger, and produce much bigger flowers.
Bigger roots equals bigger fruits so planting in the ground in well made soil can get you very large plants, that aren't autos.