LESHER
15-12-2018
14-12-2018 -> Alchimia Grow Shop says:
Hi LESHER,
There's no problem, you can bury the part of the stem that you want, new roots will appear from the buried part over time.
What I don't understand is...do you want to keep your plant vegging? Or are you planning to translpant it right before switching to bloom?
Transplanting is one of the best things to do when a vegging plant starts to show signs of flowering, she'll enjoy the new space for the roots! I'd use a 5 gal pot (unless you're growing outdoors, in that case I'd go for the 7 gal one).
Hope it helped
Hi again I am replying to your last message where you asked if I wanted to keep it in Veg or just go with the bloom and my answer is Yes I would like to continue Veg what do you suggest I do to continue Veg now that there are signs of tiny buds showing would it be wise to try to keep vegging which I would like to do or just continue with the budding and add Bloom nutes?
Alchimia Grow Shop
17-12-2018
Hi LESHER,
Well, if your plant has already started to flower but you want to keep it growing, you should use a 18/6 photoperiod (18 daily hours of continuous light and 6 in colmplete darkness). She'll soon show twisted leaves on the tops, that's a sign that the plant is revegging. Some days later, you should see new shoots growing, so the plant we'll be soon growing again without problems. You can use growth nutes during the revegging period. Finally, a 4-5 gal pot will be enough in this case.
Hope it helped!
LESHER
13-12-2018
Hi, I have a hybrid that is predominantly indica in a 3 gal plastic pot and is 14 in tall at the moment and I would to like burry 6in of the stock because it is a little stretched out and is starting to show signs of budding after10 weeks and I was thinking of transfering to a 7 gal fabric pot but wanted to ask to see if it was a wise choice. My question is what size of fabric pot would be appropriate to transfer my plant to?
Alchimia Grow Shop
14-12-2018
Hi LESHER,
There's no problem, you can bury the part of the stem that you want, new roots will appear from the buried part over time.
What I don't understand is...do you want to keep your plant vegging? Or are you planning to translpant it right before switching to bloom?
Transplanting is one of the best things to do when a vegging plant starts to show signs of flowering, she'll enjoy the new space for the roots! I'd use a 5 gal pot (unless you're growing outdoors, in that case I'd go for the 7 gal one).
Hope it helped!
Hazardwizard
26-06-2017
Hello, thanks for your reply. I am using Plagron's Alga grow and Alga bloom and Green Sensation. The plants were grown indoor for a month ( in May ) and put outdoor in the begining of June. I was aiming for 500g per plant but maybe was I too ambitious.
Cheers!
Alchimia Grow Shop
27-06-2017
Hi Hazardwizard,
If you want to maximize yields when using indoor plants outside, grow your plants for 2-3 months indoors and then take them outside on June, so you start your outdoor grow with bigger plants.
Of course, planting directly in the ground also increases yields, but I'm aware it can be complicated sometimes.
The nutrients you're using are balanced and complete, I'd only recommend you to improve the microbial life in the soil.
Best of luck!
Hazardwizard
23-06-2017
Hello,
I have 5 Sweet Love growing in 40L normal pot ( outdoor ) And I am planning to repot in 80L pot. Is it okay to repot from a normal plastic pot into a SmartPot or is it useless since the roots already set their way ?
What yield would you expect considering I am in the southern part of France and I grow my plants with low stress training without topping ?
Thanks
Alchimia Grow Shop
26-06-2017
Hi Hazardwizard,
There's no problem at all, your plants will be happy with the transplant! If everything goes fine I'd expect a minimum of 250g per plant. What type of nutrients are you using?
Best!