Transplanting
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Desr
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2.5 is pretty small, i would use at least 5 gallons, or 3 if i have no other way.. but itll work..and now seems fine, it looks like the growth on top is a few weeks old so i imagine the root base is established enough to survive the shock your going to expose it to by transplanting. good luck!!
Wavels
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Depending upon your lighting, 2 1/2 gal is fine...assuming that you are not going to veg for more than a month or so.
Good luck!
moldybologna
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If your plan is to mother, I would top it while its vigorously growing in its current container and transplant a week later after its bounced back from the topping.
AssMatic7
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@moldybologna I already transplanted it have imma wait about a week than top it now would it be possible to supercrop it after
Frosteze
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First leaves gonna fall off. That's what they do. Not sure about the yellowing of the stem. I'll leave that up to a more experienced grower. Nutes or a water problem is my guess.So the tip of the first true leaf tip is turning yellow and the base of the stem is yellowish does that mean my plant is slowly dying
Frosteze
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I was thinking the same. Just give it water until it recovers. Check the moisture level before watering. Hopefully this helps.
hotrodharley
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Nute burn. Just water for now and ride it out.So the tip of the first true leaf tip is turning yellow and the base of the stem is yellowish does that mean my plant is slowly dying
hotrodharley
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I seriously doubt ANY deficiency in a plant this young. It is nearly always nute OD instead. Think about it. Why would a young plant be utilizing all the magnesium in tap water and the soil and need more?