31 days flowering...transplant?

[kblaze]

im a t 31 days flowering and i think my plants are battling for space in there bucket,,,i know yer not suppose to put two in one but is it to late to transplant?

 

[homegrownboy]

Your not going to seperate them are you? That would be bad news...if not sorry...just transplant them into a bigger container.

 

[kblaze]

how would i go about that without seperating them...?

 

[Breakdancer003]

both in the same container was a bad choice but that can't be fixed now. transplant the whole thing into a bigger grow container. flood your container with 2x more water then you have soil so 2 gallons of water for a 1 gallon pot 4 gallons of water if you have a 2 gallon pot ect ect. place the stem between your finger turn it up side down and the whole thing will come out in the shape of the container much like spam then just place i na bigger container with soil alread i nthe bottom and fill around the edges and rewater and feed with 1/4 nutes because you basicly just flushed your plant and need to re introduce nutes. then just wait a few days befor you water again and you should be good to go

 

[hectorius]

that dazed guy told me if the container i hve had holes on the underside for drainage that if i just popped them inot a bigger container the roots would shoot downwards in no time and it works look at my thread

 

[homegrownboy]

both in the same container was a bad choice but that can't be fixed now. transplant the whole thing into a bigger grow container. flood your container with 2x more water then you have soil so 2 gallons of water for a 1 gallon pot 4 gallons of water if you have a 2 gallon pot ect ect. place the stem between your finger turn it up side down and the whole thing will come out in the shape of the container much like spam then just place i na bigger container with soil alread i nthe bottom and fill around the edges and rewater and feed with 1/4 nutes because you basicly just flushed your plant and need to re introduce nutes. then just wait a few days befor you water again and you should be good to go

You dont want your soil to be that wet when you transplant...you want it to be moist...too wet and it will fall apart like mud chunks.

 

[Breakdancer003]

its worked fine for me for years but you clearly have more posts then me lol so i will look more into it. I figured that if you were transplanting that the root balls would basicly take up the entire pot thus getting the soil that wet would help it stick to the roots i would only think that chunks falling off would be a problem if the plant hadn't already outgorwn its current container.

 

[homegrownboy]

Meh..no worries...i've always just moistened the soil a bit and then transplanted...but every one has there own methods that work, and as long as they work...who cares.

 

[Breakdancer003]

I like your style lol if it's not broke don't fix it

 

[homegrownboy]

Lol...exactly!

 

[Breakdancer003]

I just want to make sure im not gonna tell some guy somthing thats gonna kill his beautiful ladys

 

[homegrownboy]

Well...from experience...i watered my plants down too much and when I went to slip them out of there pots...chunks stayed in and pieces fell off with roots attached...it didn't kill the plant...just stunted it for about a week as the root system needed to repair itself. Since that day many years ago, i now just moisten the soil and slip out...then once in the pot with soil i drown the mofo with a light nute dinner.