Chat
RecommendedRecommended

Who has experience with transplanting from nursery bags?

vonlantz
vonlantzstarted grow question 6 hours ago
I am going to transplant the plants into final pots without removing them from the nursery bags. In theory, the roots should grow through the bags.
Open
like
Answer
001100010010011110
001100010010011110answered grow question 2 hours ago
Run a trowel down the side to separate it from the mesh... or roll itthe mesh down the side as you have already done at the top with the overlap - just draw it down further, genetly. if it's single-use, cut it with some scissors. Should be easy to avoid disturbing the rootball.. make sure it isn't too dry when you do it so it holds together better. roots will grow through it, but why impede the roots in any way if it is easily avoidable? My 2 cents. Also, never worry about "up-potting", which is what this is. Colloquially we often refer to it as transplanting, but it is nowhere near as stressful to a plant. Up-potting should never cause transplant shock. You'd have to be an incomepetent boob to cause shock while up-potting. This is an urban myth that you should not transplant autoflowers. I've up-potted somewhere between 300-500 plant so far and yet to see 1 instance of shock. I even had a rootball disintegrate in my hand before and it still grew fine after up-potting. It's one of those things that got repeated blidnly and cuaght on with the mob. check out cocoforcannabis grow guides and articles in dr photon's corner. this is by far the best 'marijuana' information site out there with the least amount of bro-science. they'll even talk about how absurd it is to not up-pot an autoflower, lol. The main reason not to put an autoflower in its final pot right away is the same reasons you don't do it for any othe plant. Watering a tiny plant in a large pot is a pain in the ass and only raises a very real risk of various problems... not just some OCD shit in someone's head they heard and repeated incessantly. It's impossible to employ proper watering habits. It often leads to superficial root growth. It can risk nute buildup if done wrong. The substrate stays wet for so long you grow funky shit in your medium that is not beneficial.
1 like
Complain
Terrathil
Terrathilanswered grow question 5 hours ago
Hey, I got zero xp with nursery bags on a grow. I would give it a try , usually roots can grow throu them. Plus : If you grow with autoflowers I would suggest , you Place Them in their final pots because : Transplant is always stress for a couple of days , you dont wanna waste (at least for autos) If you grow photo, just give it a try. If your plant isnt growing larger , just transplant:) Happy growing Much Love
like
Complain