Budzbuddha
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Rooting Hormone for Transplanting
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xtsho
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Some people have difficulty with a simple task like transplanting. I don't know what they're doing but when I transplant I break up the roots and sometimes tear a good portion of them off. I never experience the transplant shock so many seem to experience. But I just put them in more substrate and give them a little water. I don't use any of the products that many do when they transplant yet they experience transplant shock and I don't. Some people tend to do too much which can be worse than doing nothing at all.
I've only grown a few autos. A couple I started in small pots like I do photos and then transplanted. A couple I planted directly in their final containers. They all grew about the same. The ones I transplanted were not stunted. Couldn't tell the difference at harvest time between the transplanted and started in the final pot plants.
mudballs
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Coming in hot!
xtsho
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What? Yes I rip roots apart. I've been doing it for decades with all kinds of plants and not just cannabis. You obviously don't know anything about root pruning or even basic plant science. Plants will continue to grow roots even after they start flowering. I've transplanted weeks into flower and the plants filled up the pots with new roots, no transplant shock, and no effect on growth.
I don't need a bad lesson in growing plants from you. How long have you been growing and have you grown anything other than cannabis? Because I've found that those that have had a few harvests of cannabis but have never grown any other plants are usually stuck on all the cannabis nonsense and their knowledge comes only from youtube and forums. Not from any significant hands on experience.
The only one delusional is you. If you're going to call me a fool then you better know what the hell you're talking about because the only one looking like a fool is you because you don't have a clue.
xtsho
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You really are that dumb. The ones that are the quickest to the name calling are the dumbest.
You really do know everything don't you? You should write a book or start a youtube channel. You'd fit right in and before you know it you'd become a legend.
twentyeight.threefive
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Have you transplanted autos or are you just going on bro-science that you heard some other bad grower say?
Yes I've run autos without transplanting. Transplanting grows better plants period. It promotes forming a better root ball.
I have numerous large healthy autos that have been transplanted every time. I have physical proof not an opinion.
Budzbuddha
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No need to research anything - “ all plants can be transplanted“. So I call bullshit on your BROSCIENCE.
Autos actually prosper from transplant - instead of final pot as most noobs do. In final pots , taproot races to bottom and begins to circle.
From a solo cup transplant - roots have begun to form a plug . That plug will now allow roots to go laterally and not just to bottom.
‘Next you are going to tell me that if I start an auto in say a coco solo I can’t transplant that into a straight perlite hempy or ( Gulp
) a “ soil “ medium. Many here have grown more autos than we can count. They are not special. I even top , supercrop , defol them ….. big whoop it still thrives. Rooting continues regardless of bloom .
Budzbuddha
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Mr. Canuck must be stopped.
xtsho
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You're a waste of time. You can't even spell yet you're going to try and teach me about growing plants. You seem to have accepted your own ignorance.
And now you're teaching me about growing tomatoes? Too funny. I do fine in my small garden. Maybe you can teach me how to drive next. Have a nice day.
xtsho
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Nobody cares what you grow. I don't and I'm not impressed anyway. You're just the typical yahoo that can grow weed and are now an expert and know more than anyone else. Anyone that does things differently than you is spreading bad advice.
I really like how fools like you try and change the narrative. You're now running around claiming I gave bad advice and am telling people to tear up their roots. I never did. The discussion was on transplanting and you ignorantly stated that you shouldn't transplant autos. People told you they do it all the time. I said I do as well and even rip up the roots from time to time. I never advised anyone to do anything. I do a lot of things without any issue that others like you would screw up.
You're the one that doesn't know what they're talking about. People already corrected you and you got upset and lashed out. Everyone is wrong but you.
This one's for you. I also grow 7 ft tall plants in 2 liter pots. I suppose I can't do that either without stunting the plant.
xtsho
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xtsho
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Yes I make sauce. I'd probably end up with more tomatoes but I break up the roots when I transplant my starts.
Pimpjuice9906
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I transplanted yesterday and it perked up today. I have a double grape break soil today and another frooty by the foot by Atlas went in the soil today.
My transplant is looking like I need to feed it. Thoughts/recommendations?
The 5th set of leaves are popping out now. The 4th is small but growing. Never fed and it's day 15. Soil was a mixture of FFOF, promix and perlite. Will feed with Dr earth all purpose and flower girl, worm castings.
My transplant is looking like I need to feed it. Thoughts/recommendations?
The 5th set of leaves are popping out now. The 4th is small but growing. Never fed and it's day 15. Soil was a mixture of FFOF, promix and perlite. Will feed with Dr earth all purpose and flower girl, worm castings.
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twentyeight.threefive
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I don't know soil but I'm pretty sure FFOF is already loaded with nutrients. Should last a month or so.
