Need help with moving plants

Hey everyone.

I'm new to this forum, and to growing. This year is my first crop and so far it's going great. I've got one little dilemma though...

I planted my clones in a soybean field, but now i'm starting to get worried because the soy beans are growing faster than i expected and the farmer might harvest soon.

Can anyone give me some advice on how to go about moving my plants to a safer location?

im assuming you planted the clones in the ground and not in pots right? if you try to up root them your going to stress them and they might not make it. but if you must get some pots large enough to hold them and try to not break the roots as best you can when you dig them up.

Alright thanks man!

Any idea how far the roots might reach out? the plants are about 1.5 - 2 feet tall.

Really sucks cuz the ones i have to move are the biggest, healthiest ones

in natural settings the roots should stretch out just as far as the plant is tall

dr.greenthumb85 said:

in natural settings the roots should stretch out just as far as the plant is tall

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damn, I did not know that.

They won't harvest the soybeans until the plants are all the way brown and dried out. You've got time.

dr.greenthumb85 said:

in natural settings the roots should stretch out just as far as the plant is tall

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Yes that is true, with trees the root system will pretty much mirror the top.

Cut the farmer in on a couple of buds.....