Well i got a bit of a smallishly large problem(wtf)

Well my plants felll of there support a while back but i fixed em up good buuuutt in the same pot to keep them alive ... and i didnt think theyed live but now there all healthy and overlaping each other.. so what can i do ? just leave em is what i think..

lke thanks..

ReggaeGanja said:

lke thanks..

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Never plant two plants in the same container.

plant as many as you want in any container you want! give them 18 hours lights on and 6 hours lights off. give them some nutrients in their water. Then put them onto a 12/12 light schedule.

kronic1989 said:

plant as many as you want in any container you want! give them 18 hours lights on and 6 hours lights off. give them some nutrients in their water. Then put them onto a 12/12 light schedule.

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Hahaha, you sir are wrong.

By planting multiple plants in a solitary container, you are being very inefficient. In the above example, if one of them turns male, then what. You cut it down, but now you have all this dying root matter in the soil just taking up root space. That is just one reason. Another would be root consuming insects; why have them infect multiple plants, when they could be only infecting one? Common sense here kronic1989.

No you shouldn't plant two in the same pot..but you still have time to transplant one of them out and I would highly recommend it or the roots with fight for nutes and water! Good Luck they look good

I would try and take a spactula (spelling i know) and cut down the middle of them ( trying not to dirupt the plants themselfs) do this fo a few days untill you have gained a separation line... then transplant one of them into a new pot... its risky... but might save them both!!

CC

MaiaPax said:

No you shouldn't plant two in the same pot..but you still have time to transplant one of them out and I would highly recommend it or the roots with fight for nutes and water! Good Luck they look good

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Exactly right, they could be salvaged at this early of growth into two separate containers.

customcloset said:

I would try and take a spactula (spelling i know) and cut down the middle of them ( trying not to dirupt the plants themselfs) do this fo a few days untill you have gained a separation line... then transplant one of them into a new pot... its risky... but might save them both!!

CC

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Here is the best way: Take them, when dry, and put them in a sink with running water. continue to work the roots away from the soil using your hands until you have separated them.

yo this is my first time using this site n i wanna ask post sum questios up like everyone eles but hav no idea how... wtf i cant figure it out lol sum help me tell me how to post a thread or wut ever they are

tbone go to whatever thread you want to post in and hit the new thread button at the top right hand corner

tbone42 said:

yo this is my first time using this site n i wanna ask post sum questios up like everyone eles but hav no idea how... wtf i cant figure it out lol sum help me tell me how to post a thread or wut ever they are

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Here: http://www.russ0r.com/images/makethread.png

lol, i wasnt as serious as you think I was. But Ive seen people growing 6 feminized seeds all in 30 gal bucket. The roots shouldnt have to fight for water or nutrients if supplied correctly and the space is enough for them. When done properly, great result can be acheived.

kronic1989 said:

lol, i wasnt as serious as you think I was. But Ive seen people growing 6 feminized seeds all in 30 gal bucket. The roots shouldnt have to fight for water or nutrients if supplied correctly and the space is enough for them. When done properly, great result can be acheived.

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I agree, only when feminized or clones.

tbone42 said:

yo this is my first time using this site n i wanna ask post sum questios up like everyone eles but hav no idea how... wtf i cant figure it out lol sum help me tell me how to post a thread or wut ever they are

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Top right of the forum pages, "New Thread."

theres a button on the previous page. theres also a whole section for kids like you called newbies central. ill even link it to you to save you confusing internet time... im loling

CLICK THIS SENTENCE TO HELP YOU HOME SINCE YOU SEEM LOST i jk but seriously

that was uncalled for, but i still answered your question, if u didnt figure it out already

Dude:

You don't have to separate them. There's a member of this forum...I think she's "cerebralvibrator" and she started a thread called "three in a bed".

She ALWAYS grows three plants in one pot - very successfully. She's no joke. Do a search on her.

This way...you won't risk killing them when you rip apart the roots.

Seriously...look it up...good info.

YO

yea im not seperating them they got wayyyy bigger over the last few dayss