My CFL Aquarium Stand Grow!
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sloshedcookie
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sloshedcookie
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thats not my pot in ther lol thats just an example i done for some 1 lol i have them about 1-2 inchs away from that bulb
robby963
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i would think it is fine to re pot but make sure you use a different soil medium, i am using miracle grow in my current grow but doesnt seem to like it so next grow will be using something different
my grow is still alive and budding nicely but the leaves dont seem to be moving towards the light. this is also my first grow and seriously i have learnt alot and you need to be 100% prepared before starting again on the next crop.
ganjaluvr
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no no no.... don't go let it be like that..
if you want to transplant.. then do it.
You can transplant little seedling plants
like that easily bro!! sheeeesh...
all you have to do.. (what I do) is get a
metal spoon (like you would use to eat with)
and carefully scoop out the plant.. but make sure when you scoop the plant outa the pot that its being removed from.. just make sure that when you try lifting the plant out with the spoon.. just make sure that the root system of the plant.. make sure it has (which it should) some dirt
on the roots. Like.. kinda like a ball of dirt that surrounds the roots of your plant.. make sure that.. that ball of dirt is covering the roots before transplanting your plant.
Hope this helped.. I've never had any problems using this technique. Peace!
and good luck to ya.
Peace
if you want to transplant.. then do it.
You can transplant little seedling plants
like that easily bro!! sheeeesh...
all you have to do.. (what I do) is get a
metal spoon (like you would use to eat with)
and carefully scoop out the plant.. but make sure when you scoop the plant outa the pot that its being removed from.. just make sure that when you try lifting the plant out with the spoon.. just make sure that the root system of the plant.. make sure it has (which it should) some dirt
on the roots. Like.. kinda like a ball of dirt that surrounds the roots of your plant.. make sure that.. that ball of dirt is covering the roots before transplanting your plant.
Hope this helped.. I've never had any problems using this technique. Peace!
and good luck to ya.
Peace
Clearly the plants were just plain and simple TO CLOSE TO THE LIGHT! I had them like 3 inches away and 3/5 got killed because of it... now I lower them to about 9 inches away and the 2 alive plants show noticable growth now everytime I look at them! overnight the plant in the pic above grew quite a bit... the new leaves are now as big as the old ones
furbieone
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Its not dead till its dead bro. But it is very stunted.
I'd say start a couple more seeds anyways now that you know what the problem was with these ones you can avoid it with the new ones. And I bet the new ones will blow past these beat up runts.
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