re: Pigeons420 Flies the Koupe & Goes Perpetual in 2015
TRANSPLANT
Good evening Friends!
Earlier I had time to get Mataro Blue in a bigger pot. She was in a 2 gallon and is now in a 5 gallon Geo Pot. This was a first for me. I typically start my seeds in their final pot or I plant the seeds in a pot that I can just plant inside of another pot. They have a name but I can't think of it right now.
1) I got my new pot ready. I filled it about 3/4 of the way with HP Pro Mix. Then dug a little hole for the plant to go in.
2) Then I needed to loosen the pot from the soil. So I squished the pot a bit to break it up from the sides. This didn't take much effort at all. As soon as I flipped the pot upside down, the plant slid right out.
3) After the soil and plant were removed from the old pot, I plopped her right down into her new home, where she fit so proudly.
4) I think its important to note that I tried my best not to get dirt in her leaves and tops. I failed miserably at this and had to spend a little time blowing the dirt out of her cracks and crevasses. I wanted those sites to be clean and free to grow as normal as possible
5) After she was in her home I watered her gently until water came out the bottom of the pot.
I wish I was able to take a photo of her roots but I had a lot going on. But it looked great. I couldn't see many roots at all. Which means that she didn't get root bound and that I transplanted her in time. She will continue to thrive and grow big and bushy
Have a good night Folks!