2 seeds same pot

[evil1now]

Hello all,

To start off i must have been really

Today i went into my veg room and noticed i planted 2 seeds in the same cup..

They both have sprouted and are looking very healthy
How ever i really do not want them in the same pot

How can i transplant them into their own pots with out shocking them?


Thanks to all

 

[Damagoman]

Ain't no way, without shock.
littl' seaTea afterwards to reduce it.

Shake the root systems apart, don't rip 'em apart

Good Luck buba

 

[evil1now]

thanks for the quick reply
I will take them apart very carefully

Hopefully i will not lose them very good beans

 

[Damagoman]

No problem

Water them in good and keep an eye on them.
The first 24hrs are the most critical.

 

[Boss]

Watch the water temp you water the new pot with. Not too cold. Oh and the soil, not too cold

 

[Racefan]

It's no big deal to seperate the seedlings. I just get a kitchen knife and cut right down the middle of the medium seperating the two. Never have I lost a seedling and as long as the majority of the root system stays with the plant it belongs to all is great! Cannabis is a really hardy plant and it wants to grow. It is a weed after all. lol Growers who keep mothers, trim root balls all the time without adverse affects.

 

[Smokin Moose]

I use a dibble stick to separate my seedlings, rather than cutting down the middle. The dibbler sort of teases the roots apart, minimising damage to the roots. As Racefan said, cannabis is a hardy plant, and will tolerate transplanting quite well.
You may want to Google up "dibble sticks" to see what I mean. I have been growing and separating seedlings for decades using a dibble stick.

ps This is a dibbler

 

[Racefan]

Those are cool. I need some of those. The wife won't be able to complain about me stealing her knives if I had those!lol

 

[Boss]

dibble sticks, nads, dickheads... whats next from Australia?

LOL!

 

[Smokin Moose]

The Bunyip...a mean bastard who eats small stoners lol

 

[Boss]

oh my gut hurts..

 

[evil1now]

thanks to all looks like it went well

I will keep a eye on them for the next 24hours

 

[DUDEMANJR]

well heres the thing i had two plants there was one i didnt even know about soo i thought i had one plant

once the plant i didnt even know about sprouted i saw it was on the side soo i did a tranfer and its still growing sooo who knows if its your only 2 plants then i wouldnt risk it

 

[NorthWestHaze]

I've transplanted plants 4 to 5 times in a cycle and never had a problem. They seem to show less shock the younger they are. I once put 3 plants in an 18Gal. tub and grew them over 6' with no real issue. I did have to tie the side plants over to the sides. That make any sence???LOL. Oh, I also pinched my tops so the plants where REAL BUSHY.