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slowingstarted grow question 3 years ago
I've used for germination a very small pot (it's slightly more bigger than a couple of cup of espresso coffee) I would like to move her in the final pot which is 11 liters (2,9 gallons). * Should I use an intermediate pot? * It's the proper time to repot?
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HighAltitudeOrganics
HighAltitudeOrganicsanswered grow question 3 years ago
No, don’t up pot her. Why do you need to right now>? Just curious, not giving attitude. If you disturb that immature, fragile root system by transplanting you will kill the seedling. If you do less than that and only stress it, you will stunt her at a point in growth that can have large, negative impacts later on in your grow. Unless that sucker has a super established root system and easily comes out of that pot, it’s not time to transplant. I root seeds in the same size container in your photos thru at least week 4 from germination. Once I see a solid, healthy, consolidated root mass thru the bottom of the container I feel confident transplanting won’t result in any transplant shock or stress that’s beyond baseline. Good luck
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russrahlanswered grow question 3 years ago
I would say you could let her go a few more days in what the run now. Then if you know your watering you can go directly to your final pot, but you risk the problem of over watering if your not careful and know what your doing. Best to use a pot in between sizes if you are new to growing. You have less chance of overwatering this way. Hope this help, Cheers💨
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