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Sweet Seeds Mix Grow
- Thread starter McKush
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Cheers my friend!
You're welcome.
Yes, if they were not autos you should let the roots fill the "soil space" much more. But since they are autos and they will start flowering at any time very soon then you have them better in their final pots already. And I'm with Jaypp so I hope these are going to be the final pots. They would perform better in bigger pots but now you better leave them in the ones they are now.
Cheers and sweet smokes!
tommy
You're welcome.
Yes, if they were not autos you should let the roots fill the "soil space" much more. But since they are autos and they will start flowering at any time very soon then you have them better in their final pots already. And I'm with Jaypp so I hope these are going to be the final pots. They would perform better in bigger pots but now you better leave them in the ones they are now.
Cheers and sweet smokes!
tommy
Hi mate!
They look very good to me. I don't see any defects on the way you seem to be treating them, so keep it up.
Don't worry if they stop the growth for a few days after the transplant. They also need to spread some roots around the new place before they re-focus on superficial growth. And besides that they still have a lot to grow, even if they start flowering now they usually keep on growing very fast during the first 20 days of flowering.
All the best, keep us updated and sweet smokes!
tommy
They look very good to me. I don't see any defects on the way you seem to be treating them, so keep it up.
Don't worry if they stop the growth for a few days after the transplant. They also need to spread some roots around the new place before they re-focus on superficial growth. And besides that they still have a lot to grow, even if they start flowering now they usually keep on growing very fast during the first 20 days of flowering.
All the best, keep us updated and sweet smokes!
tommy
