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By the time my plants get too big to take inside it will be warmer at night. I am up potting Saturday so they will take up a lot of room if I have to take them in.Looks like we have a nice stretch of sunny days ahead of us Keith. Your a brave man growing outdoors in Mass these days, the weather is so much more unpredictable than when I grew outside in the 80's. Best of luck
They are going in 15-gallon grow pots but first into 1-gallon pots which I can still move inside if for some reason I have to. They will be living outdoors soon enough. Up potting is tomorrow. I have my Mykos to put on the roots now and can't wait to see what this stuff does.Ya can't go rite in the ground with em ?
Looking healthy n happy my friend well done CLHere’s my plants
Myco helps with the shock of being uppoted, Imo it’s worth the $$$. You should be fine just want to harden them off again first before putting them in intense sunlight. CLWell I will never ever use those pieces of shit peat pots again. I had to tear the shit off the damn root ball and it killed my root balls. I just hope I did not kill my plants. I did uppot them all and I hope they will be ok, I used the Mykos and hope like hell it helps. I am not happy at all.
Thank you, Stone. I need the words of encouragement.Nice potting up Keith! They're on the way to greatness! That root detangle you had to make probably made them kick into fast forward from what I figure.
Thank you dan I needed that.Plants look bigger already Keith, the transplant to a bigger pot will help them get stronger better roots. I’ve read several articles on horticulturist cutting root balls of big trees and the results are beneficial, they grow an even bigger root ball and stronger healthier trees. I can only see good results from the accidental messing up with the roots. Been there with the cardboard single use pots, they always end up with mold and not really improving at all the growth of seedlings. They are single use because one is supposed to dig the pot with the plant in the soil and the pot should biodegrade.
Anyways keep up the good work 2 weeks from now plants will be a totally different thing in a good way.
What Captain said! I find that with a rough transplant a few days in bright or dappled shade gives them the best recovery.You should be fine just want to harden them off again first before putting them in intense sunlight.