Re: New City Grower
I wouldn't wash the roots.
I wouldn't wash the roots.
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So far, beemerbill has it
So far, beemerbill has it
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Beemerbill is closest
) To transplant into different soil then the original soil the plant was placed in the
rootball should be exposed by removing soil from around the root ball and exposing the
roots.
The new soil should be prepared by moistening the new soil and forming it into a larger size
pot and creating a depression the size of the root ball. Mycorrhizae should be applied into
the depression and the root ball should be placed into the depression and the stem should be
buried deeper then it previously was. The newly transplanted plant should then be watered
with pH adjusted water.
Beemerbill is closest
) To transplant into different soil then the original soil the plant was placed in the
rootball should be exposed by removing soil from around the root ball and exposing the
roots.
The new soil should be prepared by moistening the new soil and forming it into a larger size
pot and creating a depression the size of the root ball. Mycorrhizae should be applied into
the depression and the root ball should be placed into the depression and the stem should be
buried deeper then it previously was. The newly transplanted plant should then be watered
with pH adjusted water.
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come on people answer the question
come on people answer the question
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I probably should have said I use B1 transplant
I probably should have said I use B1 transplant
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I tried to wash the roots on a plant once when I was transplanting, it took a LOOOOONG time to come back to life. Thought I killed it for sure.
I tried to wash the roots on a plant once when I was transplanting, it took a LOOOOONG time to come back to life. Thought I killed it for sure.
danklover79
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The roots could also be washed off as well, I have done this when the soil was contributing to pour growing conditions.
The roots could also be washed off as well, I have done this when the soil was contributing to pour growing conditions.
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Ok 420 for our next & final question. Whats #5 Dres?
Ok 420 for our next & final question. Whats #5 Dres?
AfricanGrower
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Fish, you my friend are a funny man
Well I don't have 'by the book' method of doing these full soil transplants. But when needed, I would suggest using having a source of running water nearby, preferably not too rapid. And simply wash off as much soil off the roots as possible with making an effort to to avoid as much direct contact with the roots as possible.
Of course this should not have to be said, but you need to make sure you're environment is sterile, and your hands are clean as well before transplanting. The new soil should be dug up in preparation for the new root ball to fall gently in place. I tend to dig the hole a bit deeper, to allow the stem to have more stability.
Fish, you my friend are a funny man
Well I don't have 'by the book' method of doing these full soil transplants. But when needed, I would suggest using having a source of running water nearby, preferably not too rapid. And simply wash off as much soil off the roots as possible with making an effort to to avoid as much direct contact with the roots as possible.
Of course this should not have to be said, but you need to make sure you're environment is sterile, and your hands are clean as well before transplanting. The new soil should be dug up in preparation for the new root ball to fall gently in place. I tend to dig the hole a bit deeper, to allow the stem to have more stability.
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danklover79
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Not a hydro grower myself, but I would put them in the medium as soon as roots protrude from the rockwool.
Not a hydro grower myself, but I would put them in the medium as soon as roots protrude from the rockwool.
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tried hydro and fail miserably and I don't like rock wool slimmy
tried hydro and fail miserably and I don't like rock wool slimmy
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I think dank is right.Root's will grow into the pot's.
I think dank is right.Root's will grow into the pot's.
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Danklover and gozgrow were so close in timing, but danklover got it first
Danklover and gozgrow were so close in timing, but danklover got it first
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I know we had some tough questions tonight but these are the ones the members are having problems with. Any input would help.
I know we had some tough questions tonight but these are the ones the members are having problems with. Any input would help.
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Danklover79
5) Cannabis is a plant that's seed germination ratio of female to male germination rates is
partly determined by heat, a seedling heat mat should not be used with cannabis seeds. The
roots should emerge from the rockwool cubes before the seedlings are transplanted into a
Deep Water Culture system net pot. The seedlings should be either watered with a drip feed
system or hand watered until the roots reach the reservoir water.
Danklover79
5) Cannabis is a plant that's seed germination ratio of female to male germination rates is
partly determined by heat, a seedling heat mat should not be used with cannabis seeds. The
roots should emerge from the rockwool cubes before the seedlings are transplanted into a
Deep Water Culture system net pot. The seedlings should be either watered with a drip feed
system or hand watered until the roots reach the reservoir water.
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Dank Pick a curtain
Curtain #1
Curtain #2
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Dank Pick a curtain
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Great show tonight. Just wish more people would have showed up. Thanks
Great show tonight. Just wish more people would have showed up. Thanks
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