Someone help me please!!

Indacouch

Indacouch

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Derrell85 said:
No their in pots, want to go to the ground with them now but someone said it was to late in the year, disturbing the root system would cause to much set back this late. Any thoughts on that?
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I've had to cut pots/buckets during early flower a few times .....I just cut the bottoms off the pot or bucket and a few large holes in the sides ....if your still in veg though you'd be fine to slide them out and put em in the ground ....good luck
 
Indacouch

Indacouch

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whitebb2727 said:
Don't stick hands and fingers in soil. It tears roots. Use the lift method.
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I was reading through some threads yesterday and noticed a guy giving instructions on jabbing the soil with a stick several times to loosen it up ....so I grabbed a broom handle sharpened it like a mid evil weapon and proceeded to QUOTE loosen my soil .....lol wtf
 
whitebb2727

whitebb2727

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Indacouch said:
I was reading through some threads yesterday and noticed a guy giving instructions on jabbing the soil with a stick several times to loosen it up ....so I grabbed a broom handle sharpened it like a mid evil weapon and proceeded to QUOTE loosen my soil .....lol wtf
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It has its place when needed. That's for compact soils otherwise a good draining one I wouldn't do it to.
 
Indacouch

Indacouch

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whitebb2727 said:
It has its place when needed. That's for compact soils otherwise a good draining one I wouldn't do it to.
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Oh really wow I honestly wouldn't think that would be a good idea no matter what .....I would think poking into the soil would brake/disturb roots quite badly .....I always use good soils to start out with so I've yet to run into such a problem .....learn something new everyday I guess ......but il stick to well draining soil ....sadly I lied about the mid evil broom thing and stabbing plants and all that cool shit ......my apologies
 
Budzbuddha

Budzbuddha

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Spots - Mn ( magenese ) deficiency .
A swing in PH can start this or too much Mg ( mag ) locks it out.

Flush pot to clear ... Then feed with a fresh nute feeding , Mn is best absorbed within
6.0-6.5 range.
 
whitebb2727

whitebb2727

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Indacouch said:
Oh really wow I honestly wouldn't think that would be a good idea no matter what .....I would think poking into the soil would brake/disturb roots quite badly .....I always use good soils to start out with so I've yet to run into such a problem .....learn something new everyday I guess ......but il stick to well draining soil ....sadly I lied about the mid evil broom thing and stabbing plants and all that cool shit ......my apologies
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A broom is a bit too wide. Long screwdriver or wooden dowel would work better.

Like those spikes that poke holes in the ground.
 
Indacouch

Indacouch

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whitebb2727 said:
A broom is a bit too wide. Long screwdriver or wooden dowel would work better.

Like those spikes that poke holes in the ground.
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Ya the info I was reading earlier I believe he was saying he used like the little bamboo support sticks or small tent stakes .......my broom thing was just sarcasm ...
 
red42

red42

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I am pretty sure that is a nutrient deficiency. As another user posted spots are from Magnesium or calcium deficiencies. I would buy some CalMag off amazon. It's a very important nutrient that a lot o growers forget about.
 
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