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    HELP! Transplanting flowering plants

    Hello everybody, i’m beginner grower this is my second grow indoor, i have autos and unfortunetaly i made pretty big mistake, i couldn’t properly control the size of plant by training and i have very small pot size and plant is already flowering min. One month , the biggest plant showing some problems like yelowing leaves and droopy leaves while the smaller plants is ok , i think is definetly root bound ( the size of pot is max. 10l and plant is about 130cm tall, drinking water very fast and the pot is obviously too small for the plant size )
    so i want to ask if i can transplant plant which is already flowering , thank you

    #2
    Hi,
    I'm a newbie also, and in the middle of my first grow. I had similar issues with yellowing/brown leaves on one plant. They were in 7l pots that were definitely too small. I transplanted them even though they wereawere several weeks in flowering into ~15-16l pots. They seem to have taken it well! The spreading significantly reduced/stopped on the affected plant, and the others still look healthy.
    But please wait on comments from more experienced growers

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    • Philou38
      Philou38 commented
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      And I have to admit transplanting was scary! You just need to take your time

    #3
    Hi Jiminycricket...I've been growing for a little over a year. I grow in soil. And I have no experience with Auto's, so it could be a bit different for you. My plants have all been photo fems. I made the rookie mistake of over watering my last grow. I transplanted all four of my plants while they were in flower. Not recommended but I was desperate. The girls didn't seem to mind at all. Good luck with your grow.
    Auto/Photo Tent: Gorilla 2x4x7'11" HLG 350R, Infinity 4" w/Carbon Filter, Coco 50/50 perlite
    Autopot system
    : 1 Purple Haze/Malawi 100% Sativa Ace Seeds
    Photo Tent: Gorilla 4x4x7'11" HLG Scorpion R, Infinity 6” w/Carbon Filter, Coco 50/50 perlite, Autopot system: 2 Purple Haze/Malawi & 2 Malawi 100% Sativa Ace seeds
    Nutrients: CX Horticulture - full line for both tents

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      #4
      It sounds good,I'm afraid that if I don't do something, it will end badly, I'd rather risk it and transplant it many thanks

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      • SoOrbudgal
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        Good luck with the job of transplanting.

      #5
      A three gallon pot is usually about right for autos. Get some quality growing soil and a bag of perlite,mix about 25 or 30% ratio. Fill your new pot about halfway and place the small pot in it to use as a mold to shape a perfect fitting hole then fill in around it pack lightly and slightly moisten with phed water to retain it's shape. Gently squeeze to loosen or cut away the old pot, place your hand over the pot with the plant stem between your fingers, upend and work her out then plop her in the hole. Try and remember the heft weight of the dry pot to help you know when and how much to water. Read the growing basics tutorials at the top of the GWE home page. Then when you have questions ask away. You got this dude. Click image for larger version  Name:	015.JPG Views:	0 Size:	1.65 MB ID:	418158Click image for larger version  Name:	016.JPG Views:	0 Size:	1.57 MB ID:	418159

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        #6
        I read the tutorials but too late 😭 thank’s lot for support

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        • SoOrbudgal
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          How did you do OK ?

        #7
        IF you use cloth pots you can plant it pot and all, roots will grow through them (cept the"smart pot" brand). There is a thread you can dig up on growing autos in solo cups to the finish, I was amazed! I would up pot it too, and then give her some Voodoo Juice to help prevent shock, and encourage root growth.

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          #8
          Now i’m not sure if symphtoms are from small pot because now smaller plants start have issues also, so i first check ph but , i dont understand how to check ph from reading tutorials because in my understanding i want to first check ph of soil but i read only something that you must mix all nutrients which i use and then check ph of this water and then of the run of and I don't understand how I can find out the pH with this maybe it’s because i dont speak english properly
          can anyone try to help me ? 😂

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          • SoOrbudgal
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            Sure would help with a photo?

          #9
          I bought this ph tester

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            #10
            Actually the soil will have same ph like the water which i’m using for watering ? Maybe i’m only stupid that’s the main problem 😩 sorry for stupid questions

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            • SoOrbudgal
              SoOrbudgal commented
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              the plant jimmy not the tester the problem plant picture

            #11
            finally i have some pictures maybe it will help and also there is some info , so you can find out the problem
            it is autos
            almost 10 weeks old
            using organic nutrients biobizz - bio grow , bio bloom , alga mic , top max , bio heaven ,
            if you need more info just ask thank you vry much guys

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              #12
              If all that gold is large fan leaf, it looks to be fall colours, it is normal for the plant to eat those leaves and drop them.
              The forth pic looks like she may be in need, can we get pics with better colour?

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                #13

                i know that some older and big leaves will fall but it’s rising up pretty rapidly , when i check tutorials the problem looks like magnesium deficency maybe i can try add cal-mag ? And ph little up like 6,8 ?
                Ok i will try get some better pics later now i’m out

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