New Grower Cupcake's , Snowryder & AutoAK47 - Grow Log.

[~Cupcake~]

I would be them transplanted PDQ as those cups are small and could stunt your plants.

What is PDQ? Preety damn quick? :S ll if it i than its a new cool one I haven't heard off yet... well.. you mean by pdq.. as ... RIGHT NOW? any tips on transplanting?

 

[RollerofDoobs]

If it was me personally, I would use a sharp razor blade and CAREFULLY cut the bottom off the container they are currently in. Then take that whole bottomless container and place it on top of your medium in your new container. Tiering them like this could reduce alot of transplant stress. Make sure you bury it about 2 inches into the new medium.

 

[Muddy]

Yep, pretty damn quick. It's an old expression I heard in the Navy.

If you can, I'd follow the method that Roller described. Your plants aren't very big yet and you want to disturb them as little as possible. Next grow you'll probably want to start in bigger pots or containers.

What is PDQ? Preety damn quick? :S ll if it i than its a new cool one I haven't heard off yet... well.. you mean by pdq.. as ... RIGHT NOW? any tips on transplanting?

 

[PrezDickie]

how are the plants doing? i noticed in your pic an odd brown tip on one of the leaves? is that part of the shell leftover?

 

[~Cupcake~]

how are the plants doing? i noticed in your pic an odd brown tip on one of the leaves? is that part of the shell leftover?

It was dirt, came off with spraying water.. theyr'e all healthy , ill post pics later..


Regarding transplating.. I need a guide or some deeper explanation as I have no experience doing it properly. by what you guys said cut the bottom and leave the container in the new container with just no bottom? please help as I want to do it now.

 

[~Cupcake~]

I finished transplanting all three snowryders into their final 7L pots.. hope I did it well.. I cutted the bottom using a sharp blade and pushed the soil up and putted the whole thing into the new containr, than each one got 1L of water with 2ML rootjuice and 2ML BioHeaven pH'ed corrected watter... 1L per container... It didn't seem enough .. not too much water came.. from the bottom...

thats it for now.. took pics but too lazy to upload... will update them later.. give me luvv:smoke:

 

[Muddy]

Looking forward to seeing the pics.

A suggestion on watering. Learn to water by the weight of your pots. Get a feel for them when they are dry and only water when they feel light. When you do water, make sure to use enough so that your get a fair amount of run off from the bottom. Not only will you insure that you are giving them enough, but the run off will help to leach out any salts that may build up in the soil as the result of nutrients being broken down.

 

[Northern Grower]

looking good so far. :thumbs:

 

[~Cupcake~]

Guys, I got a lill' question is there A specific light regime suited for these strains? snowryder and auto ak47, atm im on 20\4. do also Auto's suffer hard on light leaks [ tho i dont think i have any ]

will give an update later on today.

~Cupcake

 

[Muddy]

Those strains will do fine on 20/4. Light leaks don't seem to be much of a problem with autos. Hermies seem to be pretty rare and if one does happen, it's usually the result of poor genetics rather than stress.