I second this guys advise if u dont have good drainage from ur pot water will gather and rot ur roots and eventually kill ur plant . Be a shame to lose a plant over the pot u chosealso, make sure your new pot have a few nice drain holes in the bottom, weed dont like to stand in wet/moist soil all the time, roots need air..
Ok great... i'll take your advice and probably wait about a week or two before transplanting! Thanks for the input! As for the smell... what can i do about that? its starting to liven up the room a bit too much now... i heard about charcoal filtered exhaust fans? but what exactly is that?I would let it fill out the pot some more before transplanting. You want to form a good root mass and if you transplant too early the roots will just shoot out to the sides and bottom and not take advantage of the volume of its final pot size.
Dont worry once the plant is well looked after the roots wont b long reaching the bottom of the bucket . Just make sure u have enough drainage holesUseing 5 gal buckets as my pots, I dream to see the roots come out the bottom.
if the roots are coming out again after 2 days then fair play to u thats a sign that u didnt stunt the plant during the transplant . The new roots will get pruned back naturally so dont panic that it supposed to happen . the 3 gallon is big enough to be your final pot unless your still vegging them then u might want 8 r 9 gallon pots .Ok, transplanted my original 1 gallon to a 3 gallon now, its been about 2 days since the transplant and the roots are now coming out of the 3 gallon drainage holes!! i'll post some pics later but is this supposed to happen? why are my roots growing so quick? I have drainage holes on the bottom of the pot and also on the bottom side of the pot... and the roots are coming out from all ends! what should i do?
Below are some photos of the roots coming out of the drainage holes... looks really messy, is there anything I can do about it?if the roots are coming out again after 2 days then fair play to u thats a sign that u didnt stunt the plant during the transplant . The new roots will get pruned back naturally so dont panic that it supposed to happen . the 3 gallon is big enough to be your final pot unless your still vegging them then u might want 8 r 9 gallon pots .
Keep doing what you're doing! Just use bigger and bigger containers. Huge root systems are what makes great plants.Ok, transplanted my original 1 gallon to a 3 gallon now, its been about 2 days since the transplant and the roots are now coming out of the 3 gallon drainage holes!! i'll post some pics later but is this supposed to happen? why are my roots growing so quick? I have drainage holes on the bottom of the pot and also on the bottom side of the pot... and the roots are coming out from all ends! what should i do?