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To Transplant or Not To Transplant?

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Jackf21792

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Hey guys so heres my question, my little girl is 19 days old today and im wondering if i should transplant her? Shes on her second set of fans and is starting to extend over the edge of the cup. Shes is currently in a peanut butter jar that was turned into a seedling pot, so about the same size as a solo cup. Shes in 1/4 ecoscraps organic soil, 1/4 perlite(with a one inch layer at bottom), 1/4 coir, and 1/4 worm castings. She has now had two feedings of of 1/4tsp grow big, 1tsp of calimagic, and 1Tbsp of big bloom. Growing her under 4/32watt actual cfls(160watt equiv) they are agrobrites btw. I will be moving her into a #2 pot with the same soil mix btw.

Heres a picture of her btw: http://imgur.com/pRiiCb2
 
Hey everyone, so here's an update. I moved her into the larger grow space and then transplanted her. It's a good thing I decided to after reading a few how toos. Her large feelers were working through the bottom into the layer of perlite and some along the sides. None of them were overlapping or putting out a ton of feather roots, but the root mass held firm. I held her right at the new pocket of damp soil while pulling her out to minimize the distance of the move; about 3". I patted a layer of new soil down around her and watered a small amount around the radius of the old container. Fingers crossed, about how long would you guys think itll take for her to resume nice steady growth?
New pot:
http://imgur.com/TOvQJzo
New pot and grow space:
http://imgur.com/u2UmPgN
 
you should start seeing new growth in a day or two are you giving her a root growth nute I give mine voodoo juice for the first two weeks after I transplant,look in thc bomb auto vs photo
 
Typically with a solo cup, you want to transplant when the leaves reach the edge of the cup (or what ever you started growing in). You did right - good job!
 
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