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Algeria_cannabis
Algeria_cannabisstarted grow question 2 years ago
Can I grow auto cannabis in a mini pot and then move it to the bigger pot different
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ThinLizzy
ThinLizzyanswered grow question 2 years ago
Yes you can transplant autoflowers. People will recommend that you don't do to stress and shock. There are also people that transplant autoflowers all the time with great success. Try a couple in their final pot and transplant a couple see what works best for you.
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GrowCN
GrowCNanswered grow question 2 years ago
I plant all my ladies (auto or photo period) in their forever pot. Seed right into the big pot. No transplant shock. Nice and easy. Yes, you can transplant autoflowers but there can be a price to pay. Auto's are on a fixed schedule and will do their thing no matter what. Anything that slows them down like transplant shock will affect your yield. First, I would consider... why start in a small container? If you have a lot of plants growing in different stages then I would start in small pots to conserve space. Me, I only do a few plants at a time so space is not a problem so the seeds go right into their forever pots. You didn't ask, but I consider 5 gallon (19 liter) to be the minimum pot size, even with auto's. I have done smaller pots but 5 gal seems to be the happy spot for good yield. I almost always get bigger yields with bigger pots. And, fabric pots are great if growing in soil. They make over watering almost impossible.
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CanarianGrow92
CanarianGrow92answered grow question 2 years ago
If you feel that my response helped you, please dont forget to tag it as 'solution'
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Papa_T
Papa_Tanswered grow question 2 years ago
Like JR1992 said. You can transplant as you go along but with autoflowers being on a genetic timer most just pot directly into its final home to minimize any potential transplant stress during the veg phase. 3-5 gallon pots seem to be the ideal size for autos. Good luck with your seeds friend 🤙
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CanarianGrow92
CanarianGrow92answered grow question 2 years ago
Se puede, pero no es nesesario, hay gente que planta autoflorantes directamente en la maceta final
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