“Squeeze the size of the pot, gently” confused me. My pot is made of clay. I can’t squeeze it. Is there another method to get plant out without damaging roots or dismembering soil?
Do I need to cut the cotyledon leaves when transplanting seedlings and dig deep so that that place is underground? I read somewhere that new roots will form there.
Cut a piece of cardboard that matches the radius of the surface of your soil in the pot. Puncture a hole in the center of your cardboard for the stalk. Cut from the hole all the way down through the cardboard to fit around the stalk without having to feed your entire plant through the puncture hole. Place it over the top surface of your soil AND THEN follow the steps of this video
Bro my fucking plant is dying i transplanted it and it's drooping coz i accidentally got another seed near my plant and there's 2 plants and i had to break the soil from around them and idk what to do now one is back to normal and the other one's leaves are 3 curled up idk if it's the heat of the sun?
Great video and thanks for the information. But I have a problem. Say I want to swap my 5-week-old plants that are in 5-gallon fabric pots into bigger pots and put my 2 other plants back into the 5-gallon fabric pots. Because the yield size the cannabis strain in the fabric pot is huge and I want to maximize my yields with it in the bigger pots.
As a new grower I accidentally didn't know that I shouldn't shake the roots free and gently pour fresh soil over it in layers wasn't supposed to happy. Explains why my plants looked sickly
What time in the light cycle is it best to transplant? For example should you transplant your plants when the lights first come on, or transplant them not too long before the lights go dark?
I only use one pot largish for germination/seedling until I have at least four nodes sometimes five then into pots for the rest of the it’s grow where they will stay. Like wise if I grow in the ground. In the ground in use a homemade medium a 5 litre plastic to bottle cut with scissors as prop gator during may and into early June secured by chicken wire. Bambi stick. Early jun remove plastic bottle. Let nature do the rest.
Once caveat to this method…. always water the plant thoroughly right before transplanting. All soil composition types are different. Some drain very well, while others don't. Wet soil ensures that it along with the roots will stay intact better… if the plant is root-bound. This has always minimized separation of the soil from the roots, and therefore greatly minimized transplant shock as it all slips out easier as one unit.
When taking the plant out from one pot, Is it wise to trim some of the root system down a bit before placing into the next bigger pot?
What would be the ideal size of the pot in terms of volume, enough for the remaining period of the plant's growth?
Had repot a plant in flower stage.did great .😊😊😊
“Squeeze the size of the pot, gently” confused me. My pot is made of clay. I can’t squeeze it. Is there another method to get plant out without damaging roots or dismembering soil?
Do I need to cut the cotyledon leaves when transplanting seedlings and dig deep so that that place is underground? I read somewhere that new roots will form there.
Cut a piece of cardboard that matches the radius of the surface of your soil in the pot. Puncture a hole in the center of your cardboard for the stalk. Cut from the hole all the way down through the cardboard to fit around the stalk without having to feed your entire plant through the puncture hole. Place it over the top surface of your soil AND THEN follow the steps of this video
Why not just start in something big instead of going through the worry of transfering it that’s what I’m doing lol
Is that weed bruh
Can you also dig up the olant I have 3 maple trees and I got 3 big pots and want them to have there own
Bro my fucking plant is dying i transplanted it and it's drooping coz i accidentally got another seed near my plant and there's 2 plants and i had to break the soil from around them and idk what to do now one is back to normal and the other one's leaves are 3 curled up idk if it's the heat of the sun?
I like to use plastic pots and to just cut the pot open and put it in that way it's super easy for plants
Is the same if u started in a plastic cup??
Useful tutorial, thanks.
Great video and thanks for the information. But I have a problem. Say I want to swap my 5-week-old plants that are in 5-gallon fabric pots into bigger pots and put my 2 other plants back into the 5-gallon fabric pots. Because the yield size the cannabis strain in the fabric pot is huge and I want to maximize my yields with it in the bigger pots.
As a new grower I accidentally didn't know that I shouldn't shake the roots free and gently pour fresh soil over it in layers wasn't supposed to happy. Explains why my plants looked sickly
Best video
What time in the light cycle is it best to transplant? For example should you transplant your plants when the lights first come on, or transplant them not too long before the lights go dark?
It's getting about that time of year
I will never stop dealing with cracklady on Telegram she is the best vendor for drugs and weed🔌
Though that's said "Report your cannabis plant"
I need to know how much THC in male cannabis or nil???
I only use one pot largish for germination/seedling until I have at least four nodes sometimes five then into pots for the rest of the it’s grow where they will stay. Like wise if I grow in the ground. In the ground in use a homemade medium a 5 litre plastic to bottle cut with scissors as prop gator during may and into early June secured by chicken wire. Bambi stick. Early jun remove plastic bottle. Let nature do the rest.
Very informative!
Thank you 🙂
Always informative
Once caveat to this method…. always water the plant thoroughly right before transplanting. All soil composition types are different. Some drain very well, while others don't. Wet soil ensures that it along with the roots will stay intact better… if the plant is root-bound. This has always minimized separation of the soil from the roots, and therefore greatly minimized transplant shock as it all slips out easier as one unit.