I got a grow 4 days ahead of you so will be keeping a close eye and know the feeling :smokebuds:
New Grower why to put your plants in small pots first?
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hey cool!!! which strains? which light? could you please give me a link to your thread?
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i'm sorry, i thought, i got it, what "tierring" means, but when i read it again, i still can't understand the real meaning. could please anyone be so patient and explains it to me once again?
and to put pots in pots, with the ground of the pot in the middle cut off - i really heard that the very first time. i quite don't understand it - it is so easy not to overdo with water in the "normal" pots - for me. must have a "green thumb" (do you know this idiom in english to? in germany it is "gruener daumen"
i think, i will transplant from jiffy to 3 liter pot and then finally into 11 liter pots in my second grow. so i can evaluate and compare which way is
the best for me.
... it is so amazing here in this forum; being helping and learning with you all together in this forum.
you guys do great and i'm happy to become a part of this "family"!!! thank you for welcoming me that friendly and helpful way!!!
sincerely yours,
dfx12
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I grow one at a time due to needs and space with a 250watt HPS, have got a Big Buddha Chiesel at day 4 atm... A basic explanation is you plant your seedlings into a small pot, you carefully remove the bottom with knife and instead of transplating (saves stress to roots and easier to water) simply place it into a larger pot... I dont use this method personally so cant tell you the inner details on it...
The idiom Green thumb is English and refers to good grower/ good with plants
Hoping for hard frosty buds for ya
Dom
The idiom Green thumb is English and refers to good grower/ good with plants
Hoping for hard frosty buds for ya
Dom
Day 9 my apologies, too stoned :stylez rasta smoke:
I start in peat pots and when I start to see roots on the outside I transplant into a larger container, pot and all. No transplant shock, as there is no disturbance of the roots. The roots just keep growing outside the original peat pot into the new container. I just be careful that the soil level stays the same at the base of the plant.
That's the whole point of jiffys, put the whole thing in the ground 
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:oumph... embarrassing, hehe ... i'm sorry for this elementary question, but this is my very first grow and there is so much to learn. well, i try my very best!
i have heard, that in jiffys, there is a fertilizer for the roots within? is that right?
... i'm sorry for this elementary question, but this is my very first grow and there is so much to learn. well, i try my very best! i have heard, that in jiffys, there is a fertilizer for the roots within? is that right?
Don't worry , never be afraid or embarrassed to ask anything. I ask things about elementary stuff all the time :. Sometimes I even forget how to read.
I hope your first grow is going to be a success! You'll see that things will go better everytime :High 5:.
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:. Sometimes I even forget how to read.I hope your first grow is going to be a success! You'll see that things will go better everytime :High 5:.
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I agree with super Mario.... The reason I joined AFN was.because everyone shares there success, failures, mistakes, tips and tricks of the trade... With everyones contribution everyones knowledge grows 
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