Today at 9:45 AM #161 Lady Cannafan Product Reviewer 420 Staff 3 Member of the Month February 2017 Bronze Supporter 420 Magazine Patreon Carmen Ray said: Thank you Gee has said that if a plant's roots are too tightly bound they take a good while longer to settle in than if they are loose and free. I have found this to be the case. It's good motivation for me to uppot earlier before the roots bind up. Click to expand... Yep, I'm up-potting mine early as well. Barely saw the root peeking out the drain hole, so went for it.
Carmen Ray said: Thank you Gee has said that if a plant's roots are too tightly bound they take a good while longer to settle in than if they are loose and free. I have found this to be the case. It's good motivation for me to uppot earlier before the roots bind up. Click to expand... Yep, I'm up-potting mine early as well. Barely saw the root peeking out the drain hole, so went for it.
Today at 2:27 PM #162 InTheShed Well-Known Member 2 Grow Journal of the Month December 2020 Grow Journal of the Year 2020 Nug of the Month February 2023 6 Member of the Month February 2023 3 Plant of the Month September 2023 Bronze Supporter 420 Magazine Patreon 4 Member of the Year 2023 Photo of the Month May 2024 Sorry if I missed it but if the variegation is genetic, I've found those leaves often take on funky shapes as the grow.
Sorry if I missed it but if the variegation is genetic, I've found those leaves often take on funky shapes as the grow.
Gee has said that if a plant's roots are too tightly bound they take a good while longer to settle in than if they are loose and free. I have found this to be the case. It's good motivation for me to uppot earlier before the roots bind up.
