New to the place: What's up everyone!

[beginnerslust]

So I transplanted, lets see if its successful. Purchased an outdoor timer and have that set up as well. So for the soil I transplanted into fox farm right from the bag. After it was all done I used one quart of purified water, seaweed, and molasses ph to 6.7ish. I watered around the edge bc this was the dryer soil from the bag and the middle is the rootball which was slightly more moist. I also created sort of a new set up, preparing for height growth, I have both veg and bloom on. Oh and in the holes are Mycorrhiza . It seems the larger plant has smaller root growth than the smaller plant. You can tell in the pics, the rootball with more visible roots in the bottom is the smaller plant. Hopefully I didnt miss anything , let me know if you have any questions or advice please.

 

[StoneOtter]

Even better with control of ph.

 

[Virgin Ground]

Yup, try to get your pH down to 6.2-6.3 otherwise you will start to see calcium deficiency. Things look good. They will like the new soil.
Are you going to top your plants? After a few days of recovery they should be ready for it.

 

[beginnerslust]

Yes I had been contemplating topping before and after transplant, and I decided on after so they could be in a healthy state. Thanks for pH tip! Do you mind explaining how pH can effect calcium level? or maybe you have a link that can explain it just so i can learn the basics behind it.

Thanks !

 

[zeroday]

Sounds like you are in like Flynn dood. Well on the way to success!

 

[Greenlizard]

Looks perfect dude. Great job on the transplant.

 

[StoneOtter]

Woot Woot!

 

[beginnerslust]

I did my first top today. Hopefully I did it right. Starting to get some side-branching .

 

[StoneOtter]

Nice