Leaning after transplant
- Thread starter Mr NoFace
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bk78
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Dude you’ve created 30 posts in a few days but won’t post pics. From what I’ve gathered is your seedlings are a week old and now you’ve transplanted them already.
Tangerine_
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They'll straighten themselves out in time. Stop overthinking it. Its just gardening after all.
ComfortCreator
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I am a highly skilled grower, incapable of transplanting a plant straight up. I transplant a few times each cycle and usually "right the ship" in the last transplant.
It doesn't matter as long as it isnt ridiculous. If it is, pull it out and replant it.
It doesn't matter as long as it isnt ridiculous. If it is, pull it out and replant it.
Thanks you! I realized that I didn't push them down in hard enough.. Inside is a lot harder then outside lol that's what I been doing for years.
bk78
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What’s the difference of planting a seedling inside, or outside?
If I knew how to post pictures I would.. But as you and others have learned is inside is a lot harder than outside. But I planted them on July 24 they was up on the 28 and I transplanted them today because the roots was coming out the bottom.
Budzbuddha
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FIFY , you have transplanted leaf down in dirt with roots sticking up.
Outside I don't have to transplant I just let the light god gives do it's job but I still feed it and everything else. But inside you have to make sure the light is the right height making sure you keep a good air flow.. there is so much but the best part is I know I can do it.
LMAO no not anything close to that o started on a 12/12 to get them up to a get height.
