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Mad_Prophessor

Mad_Prophessor

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gardengardian7 said:
Yea a little plant shuffle...lol Yea the wiggles' no biggie... Just make sure you dont go deep in soil. Just at the surface to brake up the compaction so that air can pass through the surface and penetrate deeper to provide oxygen for the roots. And gentleness is a key need as well.
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If you want Shorty to put out, you gotta be gentle! :bigjoint:
 
Xephier

Xephier

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gardengardian7 said:
Yea a little plant shuffle...lol Yea the wiggles' no biggie... Just make sure you dont go deep in soil. Just at the surface to brake up the compaction so that air can pass through the surface and penetrate deeper to provide oxygen for the roots. And gentleness is a key need as well.
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Yea.. naw I went in deep along the sides, loosened up all the soil cuz it was all fairly compacted.
 
Mad_Prophessor

Mad_Prophessor

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Xephier said:
Yea.. naw I went in deep along the sides, loosened up all the soil cuz it was all fairly compacted.
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Be careful with that. The root growth of ganja plants is significantly lateral. Be gentle until she has established herself. After that, it is like a vagina. It will take a beating and not be fazed by it.
 
gardengardian7

gardengardian7

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Xephier said:
Yea.. naw I went in deep along the sides, loosened up all the soil cuz it was all fairly compacted.
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Yea thats cool. I still do it even with all the perlite I have. But my lady has so many roots at the top, I have to be extremely gentle. Though, I sometimes break little capillary roots. But I darw not to go deep so I dont break some main systematic roots.
 
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