re-potting
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Mother's Finest
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Our germinated seeds are planted in plastic drinking cups full of seed starter soil. Our clones are rooted in peat pucks covered in damp perlite in a covered pot on top of a heating pad. Both are moved to 3-liter bottles with their tops cut off full of our vegging soil mix when ready. This vegging soil always lasts until the plants are ready to flower. This includes topping them twice. Just before flowering, they get moved to either five or six gallon buckets full of our flowering mix and stay there 90 days until harvest.
Plants can grow extremely well in the right soil in the right conditions. Once you have a system the plants grow very well in, transplanting only interrupts the healthy growing process and usually should be kept to a minimum.
Plants can grow extremely well in the right soil in the right conditions. Once you have a system the plants grow very well in, transplanting only interrupts the healthy growing process and usually should be kept to a minimum.
P.coltrane
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Could you PLEASE post your veg mix and flower mix? I'm trying to figure a good one bit just SOOO many options. THX.
Ive heard a few different opinions on repotting but this is what ive done and its worked well for me.
clones rooted in "red cup" then transplanted into 3g bucket to veg for 3-6weeks(depends on your grow) then about 2 weeks before flowering Ill transplant into 7,10 or 20g buckets/bags... You want to let the rooting find there way through the soil after transplanting each time so veg times can very for best results...
clones rooted in "red cup" then transplanted into 3g bucket to veg for 3-6weeks(depends on your grow) then about 2 weeks before flowering Ill transplant into 7,10 or 20g buckets/bags... You want to let the rooting find there way through the soil after transplanting each time so veg times can very for best results...