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Reply With Quoteif she has a good root system u can see yes put her in soil. if she dose not have good roots you can see don't plant yet.
jiffy pellet to soil
how do you transfer a jiffy pellet to soil? i have had a skunk strain germinating in a jiffy pellet and it has roots and almost growing out of the pellet so that means it's ready to be in reg. soil well i was going to either put it in a sup or a pot. what do you all think? and also the leafs are growing good i'm growing inside too
if she has a good root system u can see yes put her in soil. if she dose not have good roots you can see don't plant yet.
i also heard that you should take the net off the pellets too before you plant it into soil i was going to do that
leave the net.. The roots will grow right thru it.. And where ever you heard or read to take net off.. You might not want to follow any more of their advice.. lolOriginally Posted by highgrl85
ok thanks if i had a camera i would take a picture for you all
Yeah..no reason to remove the nets...people think the nets will constrict the roots somehow...but really roots crack concrete so they can make it through some nylon netting I am sure.
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do i wait till the roots are out of the pellets before planting them
Lol good point.. Some of the things people do never fail to amaze me..
Yes cwait til you see roots coming out... Get you a bag of perilite and use to set pucks in so ypu wont have light hitting roots when they do pop thru
Rip the net off the pellet before you transplant so the roots can spread our faster.
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