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Thenoob

Thenoob

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One Information pls guys. They can stay în this recipients. For 1 more week? Or need transplant fast. They have 11 days. I don t know if are auto or normal. I m noob
 

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I believe one more week will be OK before transplanting. Do not overwater! Looks like you need some perlite in your soil mix. About 30-35% perlite by volume. Use this mix when you repot to larger pots. Good luck. Looking good so far. Read up on the tutorials at the top of the site so you can avoid common mistakes and be successful.
 
They will I believe. Just go easy on the water. It will encourage the roots to develop more if they have to seek for water. Well developed roots will benefit the plant before transplanting.
 
Thx. Bro. And nutrients. After 6 weeks? My soil is low budget damn 1 dollar 10 l and loock AT this i think they are happy for now i m proud
 
Yes fine for veg. I like to mix half strength and use it more frequently. Instead of full strength nutes once every 2 weeks I use half strength nutes once a week. When you get ready for budding switch to something like NPK of 2-10-6. Lower nitrogen, higher phosphorus, moderate potassium. Good luck.
 
Yes. Half strength nutes applied more often. Won’t burn plant and provides a steady supply of nutes
 
Thx bro for advice. And last quastion if you can.. How i know when they are hungry? And ITs ok to feed after 6 weeks? Tnx for your Time bro
 
If the leaves start to turn a paler green or yellow green during veg, it’s time to feed. Yes Ok to feed after 6 weeks if the plant needs it. Best to look at plant to make the decision to fertilize, not the number of weeks. If the plant looks like it is getting ready to be harvested in 2-3 weeks, Based on the development of the buds, then you can cut back on nutes. When you get to that stage post pics to get more advice OK?
 
Hi all. Something I have always done but never seen mentioned here is that I plant my rapid rooters in quality soil in clear solo cups with a half doz. drain holes nipped in an inverted v shape on the bottom edges, then in order to block light from the roots I place the clear cup in a red cup also vented for drainage. That allows me to just lift one cup out of the other to check on the roots which lets me pick the perfect time to transplant. You can also clearly see when you've got complete saturation of your media whilst watering . I then use the cup to make a mold in the soil for a perfect fit when up potting.... Peace out .
 
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