about to transplant youngens into the wild

norcalbuds

Active Member

• May 16, 2008

• #1

And i just wanna make sure nothing goes wrong, Tips would be GREATLY apreciated, thanks

 

Gamble

Well-Known Member

• May 16, 2008

• #2

tell us more.
started inside?
how big?
how old?
how many nodes?
hardened off?
ect....

 

norcalbuds

Active Member

• May 16, 2008

• #3

Im not actually doing it NOW, Im gonna do it once they get a little bigger, but im just trying to collect info for when the time comes. They are growing outdoor, and are only 1-2 inches in height and have four nodes after about a week and a half of vegetative growth.

 

Gamble

Well-Known Member

• May 16, 2008

• #4

nice, well i would just suggest you dig holes, fill them with your fav soil mix.
1 week later go with your plants and place them in deep enough for soil to reach bottom leaves.
water, and let nature take its course!

 

Gamble

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• May 16, 2008

• #5

i just put the rest of mine out today and checked on my others that i put in about 4 days ago and they are looking good. ive got about 35 on the go and more sprouting every day!(Damn bagseed, too many of them)ha ha ha

 

mstrymxer

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• May 16, 2008

• #6

Gamble said:

i just put the rest of mine out today and checked on my others that i put in about 4 days ago and they are looking good. ive got about 35 on the go and more sprouting every day!(Damn bagseed, too many of them)ha ha ha

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yeah i keep sprouting and pretty soon ill have to find another spot

 

JerkyBoysPranksters

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• May 16, 2008

• #7

you dont have to use any special transplant fert?

 

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s.c.mtn.hillbilly

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• May 17, 2008

• #8

norcalbuds said:

And i just wanna make sure nothing goes wrong, Tips would be GREATLY apreciated, thanks

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read my post on "transplanting white leaves"