Big week for the plants they got moved to the flower tent and transplanted into 65 gallon grassroots pots. The 50 gallon pots seemed to work good but I actually bought these first but they got delayed on the last run so i just bought cheap 50 gallons. It was quite a bit of work removing the old pots I had to 5-gallon bucket most of it until they were light enough for me to manhandle out of the basement myself. I had a giant trashcan all my old soil I've been reusing composting and added a few cubic feet of all my homemade worm castings along with a ton of worm juice the week before from the bin. I also lightly amended it with some organic dry amendments. I refilled the pots by bringing two 5-gallon bucks at a time until it was a good level for the transplants. I cut the pots away and made sure the top of the crown was at the right level for the pots then filled the rest with my soil. I watered the plants in with 2 gallons of plain water each. A few days later I made a strong batch of boogie brew and gave 2.5 gallons to each plant. And watered the rest with cal mag/kelp water until I started to see water reach the bottom of the pot. The plants always look so good a few days after a tea application. Not going to water for about a week(as long as possible) untill the roots can strech into the pot and drink up whats available. Was able to harvest last run without too much fuss and get the nets right back in place and clean the tents easily before moving them it.
@PandaNugzzz84, Hello they are soil moisture meters. The are called ecowitts. They have AA inside and send data to a transceiver that's hooked up to my wifi. cost around 20 dollars each and the receiver is another 40. Can't judge completely by the meter when to water but they do help,and also keeps a record of every time I water and all kinds of data