2weeks into flowering and went root bound...what should i do..?

Philnob

Philnob

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My plant is two weeks into flowering and now its root bound and i want to know if i should transplant it or should i leave it alone since its not vegging anymore..or shouldi allow the roots to grow as it progresses in flowering?
 
tom__420

tom__420

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Leave it alone
You will just have to water and feed more often due to it being root bound
Don't transplant, the roots won't grow much in flowering anyway
 
tom__420

tom__420

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Once out of every three waterings
plain water, plain water, feed, plain water, plain water, feed etc
 
jar87

jar87

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i tried to transplant once during flowering and ended up stressing them bad enough to get a few balls i wont do that again !
 
tom__420

tom__420

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Transplanting the plant during flower isn't what caused it to hermie
There had to be some sort of stress on the plant because transplanting doesn't cause any stress
 
howhighru

howhighru

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tom__420 said:
Transplanting the plant during flower isn't what caused it to hermie
There had to be some sort of stress on the plant because transplanting doesn't cause any stress
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i agree with you cuz ive transplanted during flowering more then once and they did not hermi once:leaf:
 
tom__420

tom__420

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Yeah transplanting is normally a great thing to do to allow the plant to have more room for the roots
The only thing that I noticed when I transplanted in flowering is that the roots never filled up the whole pot, you could tell the roots grew a lot less in 12/12
 
Philnob

Philnob

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the pot isnt that big>>not sure of the exact size but its 13-14 inches high and the bottom of the pot measures 10inches across and the top measures 20inches or more or more across.
 
tom__420

tom__420

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Root bound just means you will have to water and feed the plant more often that's all
It isn't a bad thing, it just means you will have to do a little more work to keep the plant healthy
 
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