Hey im a new grower and was wondering when i should transplant i have them in solo cups with holes for drainage i want to put them into 5 gal pots when should i do this?
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Welcome to the forum. New growers will find alot of help here for sure. My first grow i think I had the same question.
A good general rule of thumb, once the leaves start getting outside the rim of the cup its probably time. Some place them in clear cups and then the colored cups so you can see the root development and use this as an indication.
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Hi @kidd420
Welcome to GN. Great advice above. My rule of thumb the faster you transplant into bigger pots the better, but you can also say once they get to 1 foot in size they need to be transplanted.
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I 2nd @chrisj. I personally don’t transplant at all. I start in my 7 gallon pots. Mainly because I don’t like cleaning up the mess I always made inside transplanting.
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That is the best method, if you have the space. Its saves on potentially damaging roots, and faster growth with no transplanting.
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The two smaller ones have been taking a long time to grow the others were fairly quick but keep in mind i have no idea what seeds are what
That’s exactly what I was looking for! Growmie
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Geez you’re not giving your babies enough light they stretched like crazy , they look about ready but you should bury them deep enough that only 2-4 inches of base stem Is above soil it’ll help a lot with stability AND GIVE THEM MORE LIGHT
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Yes when they first started growing i was using a light that wasnt strong enough for just one plant and they really stretched since i started just leaving them outside they started growing all the leaves
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Also thank you for the advice for the transplant im about to transplant them in a couple of hours will post photos of transplants
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Tall one was a clone
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