Transplanting with autos

[automan2]

I never have any issues transplanting any cannabis...autos or photos. All are germed in sleeved solo cups and transplanted at about 10 days old and vegged under 24/0 T5.....at 3 weeks, moved to a climate controlled flower area. My rotation has me germing 3 seeds every two weeks...been doing over 15 yrs now and beginning to figger this shit out.

 

[THE BEAR]

Can anyone tell me if this is re-vegging? Day 61 transplanted at day 40,
Its very strange, lol

 

[THE BEAR]

The girl I transplanted at day 40 is now on day 67 and budding up well now,
To think I nearly got rid of this one, but I never gave up on her,
The last lady in the tent

 

[DTOM420]

Sorry I'm so late to this thread but I'm shocked that nobody on here mentioned @autobeast's method of transplanting autos - I think he called these modified pots, "Transplantinator pots." I use them for autos and even for some indoor photos.. Basically, you take 2 identical pots or even solo cups. Just so that one fill fit perfectly into the other. You take one pot and, using a razor blade, you cut a big circle out of the bottom of the pot. Then, you cut out big sections of the sides; so that you're just left with thin bits of the pot left and most of it cut away. You insert this pot into another, untouched, pot and fill it with soil and plant your bean or sprout. I usually do this with 6" plastic nursery pots. When it's time to transplant a couple weeks later, you dig a hole in the new home, drop the entire unaltered container into the whole and pack dirt around it snugly. Then, you remove that container and slip it off the modified container within - you'll have roots protruding everywhere that you cut away the sides of that modified container - and you drop the whole thing, modified container and all, down into that hole you dug, and VOILA you have a transplant with ZERO shock! The plant grows it's entire life with that modified container in the soil with it. At harvest I retrieve the modified container and use it on the next round. As long as the trunk of the plant doesn't get bigger than the diameter of that modified pot, you're golden! I just wouldn't try this method on a plant going outside that'll become a tree; because the container COULD restrict the giant stem's growth.

Autobeast has the best recommendations I've found on growing auto's, in terms of training and pruning for yield! Hope this helps someone.

 

[Green Hornet]

I do not have a lot of growing experience. I started out with the basic method of growing with plant to pot size to help with overwatering and over feeding with too much grow media/food. I use this method for most plants whether it's a cannabis photo or cannabis auto or any other.
First in a solo cup size pot for usually a week - with clear cups the roots are easier to see.
Next to a one gallon for about a week.
Then in a five gallon bucket or larger/pot to finish in. I have tried going to the final pot first and for my variables/environment I struggle with over watering and plant growth problems. I also like to veg my plants in a more controlled area with the humidity and temperature stable and my tent is only so big so the smaller pot that I start with means more plants.
So for my set-up transplanting works and I am not saying that my method is the best but the method that works for me.

 

[Autobeast]

Sorry I'm so late to this thread but I'm shocked that nobody on here mentioned @autobeast's method of transplanting autos - I think he called these modified pots, "Transplantinator pots." I use them for autos and even for some indoor photos.. Basically, you take 2 identical pots or even solo cups. Just so that one fill fit perfectly into the other. You take one pot and, using a razor blade, you cut a big circle out of the bottom of the pot. Then, you cut out big sections of the sides; so that you're just left with thin bits of the pot left and most of it cut away. You insert this pot into another, untouched, pot and fill it with soil and plant your bean or sprout. I usually do this with 6" plastic nursery pots. When it's time to transplant a couple weeks later, you dig a hole in the new home, drop the entire unaltered container into the whole and pack dirt around it snugly. Then, you remove that container and slip it off the modified container within - you'll have roots protruding everywhere that you cut away the sides of that modified container - and you drop the whole thing, modified container and all, down into that hole you dug, and VOILA you have a transplant with ZERO shock! The plant grows it's entire life with that modified container in the soil with it. At harvest I retrieve the modified container and use it on the next round. As long as the trunk of the plant doesn't get bigger than the diameter of that modified pot, you're golden! I just wouldn't try this method on a plant going outside that'll become a tree; because the container COULD restrict the giant stem's growth.

Autobeast has the best recommendations I've found on growing auto's, in terms of training and pruning for yield! Hope this helps someone.

I think ur confusing my methods with somebody else.i.never transplant my autos never have.and would never recommend transplanting autos to any grower!!! Thanks for the kind words.happy growing every1