Can I move my plants?
- Thread starter Queeny420
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weedenhanced
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Dont think it woukd stress em at all ive done a few outdoor grows and I move em all over my backyard to suit the weather ect or to hide em if super hot day ill put em part shade if I need hide cause ppl coming or if I wanna start to bud ill put in full shade I dint think it stressed em
Red1966
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I'm assuming you have them in the ground? Just be careful to not cut into the rootball. The soil should be moist, but not saturated when you do it. There's something you can give them in preparation that reduces shock, but I don't remember what it is. Someone will come along and tell us. The mature plant will have the hardest time of it. They will all exhibit signs of shock for a bit, some may die.
dannyboy602
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Valium
mmjmon
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mr sunshine
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Just pick it up with a shovel make sure you get the whole root ball with lots of dirtt in between the roots and the shovel
mr sunshine
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Super thrive helps with shock! U can get it at walmart..
polo the don
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Just make sure you follow the directions exactly.
I also find liquid seaweed helps reduce stress.
Queeny420
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I'm going to night warrior it, so hopefully no one sees. My only concern and reason i asked this is because I know they react differently to different plants and since it will be a new backyard there will be new different plants/trees etc. I don't want to confuse them or shock them and have them turn to hermaphrodites.
good thinkin . ever I've gotta move mine goes no earlyer then midnight.
but as for other plants messing with them. I don't think that would be to big of an issue unless your friend has a packed garden. Maybe just set them away from other plants?i think they'll be alright regardless of where they are at. Just make sure you move them carfully
but as for other plants messing with them. I don't think that would be to big of an issue unless your friend has a packed garden. Maybe just set them away from other plants?i think they'll be alright regardless of where they are at. Just make sure you move them carfully
you'll have no probs with them if in pots ,
DonAlejandroVega
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no problems there; wherever they will get the best light, is they need to be. I drove 2 hours with plants in my trunk, to new location; no adversity.
DonAlejandroVega
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cannabis is a very tough plant. give nothing for "shock." you say you are in very large pots. I like to start off in small pots, and pot up to larger pots, as needed, I get better growth, and its much easier to manage moisture in the root zone that way.
Queeny420
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Yea they are in 30-40 gallon pots, My one girl is big and she is who I'm worried about moving most since she's flowering. Here is a picture.
So the tan box my bigger plant is in a 60 gallon but i didn't fill it as you can see. The rest of my plants are in the same size pot as the one next to my big girl. I have 6 plants total.
Queeny420
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Yea they are in 30-40 gallon pots, My one girl is big and she is who I'm worried about moving most since she's flowering. Here is a picture.
So the tan box my bigger plant is in a 60 gallon but i didn't fill it as you can see. The rest of my plants are in the same size pot as the one next to my big girl. I have 6 plants total.
