Is it time to transplant??

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fenix1234321

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• Oct 11, 2011

• #1

I just moved these from solo cups to 3 gals pots a little over a week ago which they are in now. Looking at the bottom, i think i see roots already, also, im almost to the edge of the pot with LST and i would like to keep bending in a straight line the whole length of a 10 gal pot. before i start going side to side. once the plant reaches the edge of the pot i will proceed to lst around the rest of the pot

Should i transplant now to the 10 gal or keep letting them grow a little more first?

 

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fenix1234321

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• Oct 11, 2011

• #2

these are 2 different plants btw, i know the pics are mixed

 

DuMpSteRLoVe216

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• Oct 11, 2011

• #3

i dought you NEED to tranplant but you could,they should be good in 3gal for awhile
p.s check out my grow in my signature my plant is in 2 1/2 gal and is much bigger than yours

 

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fenix1234321

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• Oct 11, 2011

• #4

DuMpSteRLoVe216 said:

i dought you NEED to tranplant but you could,they should be good in 3gal for awhile
p.s check out my grow in my signature my plant is in 2 1/2 gal and is much bigger than yours

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Im veggin with a couple cfl's atm, im guess thats biggest reason on the slower growth... I expect another week maybe 2 and i will put them under 1000w HID

 

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fenix1234321

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• Oct 11, 2011

• #5

i dont wanna move to the 1000w too early and have em stretch a bunch, but i want em to get BIG!

 

naturalhigh

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• Oct 11, 2011

• #6

noo keep tieing them down.. a week or more..

 

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fenix1234321

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• Oct 11, 2011

• #7

naturalhigh said:

noo keep tieing them down.. a week or more..

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im a lil worried i started tieing them too early and the base stem is too small. They are only a couple inches and then the first bend, will they still get thick?? im hopin for big plants, 5+ ounces each so i want a BIG stem

 

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fenix1234321

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• Oct 11, 2011

• #8

I like the idea of keeping the plant short, but i want to make sure i have a thick enough stem to support the plant

 

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fenix1234321

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• Oct 12, 2011

• #9

Any more thoughts?

 

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jpill

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• Oct 12, 2011

• #10

its up to you, i personally would wait at least a week after your initial transplant. since its been a week since you last transplanted re-pot whenever you feel that your plant is about to become rootbound

 

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fenix1234321

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• Oct 12, 2011

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jpill said:

its up to you, i personally would wait at least a week after your initial transplant. since its been a week since you last transplanted re-pot whenever you feel that your plant is about to become rootbound

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if i look through the holes at the bottom of the pot i can just start to see a few little roots poking out, so not sure how long they need to be at the bottom before they are "rootbound"