Cmoneywills
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If I remember right, I feel like I remember @Amy Gardner and @InTheShed talking about multiple times transplanting being good for photo plants? If so, what are the sizes of pots you go through? I have 1,2,3 and 5 gallon fabric pots. I’m looking for advice (from everyone of course) on what sizes to progress through.
I up-canned my AK-47 last year from a 7g fabric to a 10g fabric and won POTM with it! The roots you lose are the ones that are just about to be air pruned anyway. Here's the technique demonstrated on a recently chopped plant:it's nearly impossible to pull a plant out of a fabric pot without causing damage because the roots are attached to the pot.
Good idea. Never really thought of that.I up-canned my AK-47 last year from a 7g fabric to a 10g fabric and won POTM with it! The roots you lose are the ones that are just about to be air pruned anyway. Here's the technique demonstrated on a recently chopped plant:
Then just lift it up and drop it in the next size you want! That said, I use plastic until my final pots most of the time as well.
Wish I could remember who I got that from. I'll go see if I can find it and give credit where it's due!Good idea. Never really thought of that.
I still recommend hard pots up until final transplant but if fabric is all you have then it is a great way to make it happen.Wish I could remember who I got that from. I'll go see if I can find it and give credit where it's due!
beautiful ,just beautiful.Apparently another thing I always underestimate is how much coco I need to hydrate. While my second batch is soaking, I snapped some JH#2 trich pics. I don’t trust myself right now, so in an effort to not harvest too early again - - what say you oh wise masters?
The pic quality isn’t the best, so I’ll put up several.
Named Cali?buzz buzz buzz, the word is there's a new girl on the block! 7lbs 10oz
let it get to that more relaxing side. I think I’ll let it go another 3-5 days if I can
#freetherapy
I usually hate breaking up the giant brick of coco, but I think I found my new way to do it and that is - hit it with a hammer. #freetherapy
I used a little hand saw to make a perforation and then hit it with the hammer - breaks it right up, so easy! Make sure you wear safety goggles if you try it at home.