Rapid Rooter question for ya...

Using RR for the first time... I’m not super new to growing (maybe 5-6 grows), but I haven’t grown in a couple of years and am tying RR on some Lemon OG Haze. Seed popped in about 1.5 days—root is showing out of the bottom of the RR... when should I transplant?

Now.

Once you see roots plant it in a small pot.
Transplant when the leaves over reach the new pot.

You may need to transplant 2 times before flowering. You really don't want to transplant during flower phase.

lokie said:

Now.

Once you see roots plant it in a small pot.
Transplant when the leaves over reach the new pot.

You may need to transplant 2 times before flowering. You really don't want to transplant during flower phase.

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I am only planning on transplanting once...into final medium/pot... that okay? still transplant now?

mickey oneil said:

I am only planning on transplanting once...into final medium/pot... that okay? still transplant now?

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Yep, you can do that. Think about the Pro's and Con's
Personally, I like doing a couple Transplants.
I would like you to think about this. Why do a majority of people do it this way and what benefits would come from doing it this way..

Ringsixty said:

Yep, you can do that. Think about the Pro's and Con's
Personally, I like doing a couple Transplants.
I would like you to think about this. Why do a majority of people do it this way and what benefits would come from doing it this way..

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I transplanted into final 3 gallon smart pot. Seems to be doing great. For me specifically, I am a full time working father of four boys and don’t have a lot of spare time. It’s all about time savings for me and allows me to autopilot a little bit.

These LOGH were planted same day (directly into soil after 12 hrs soak in warm water and placed in paper towel until taproot showed) or later than the LOGH placed in RR after the same process (placed in dome w 125 cfl) for 1.5 days and then transplanted into smart pot. LOGH in RR seems to be much further along in the process.