Transplant into ground?

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Northernlightslover

Member

• Jul 21, 2016

• #1

Hi guys , as of right now my plantstamds at about 3 feet and is an indica dominate strain sitting in a 3 gallon bucket, I was wondering if I should put it right in the ground or it will be okay in the bucket

 

Larry {the} Gardener

Well-Known Member

• Jul 21, 2016

• #2

Dig a good sized hole and put them in the ground.

 

mwooten102

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• Jul 21, 2016

• #3

Northernlightslover said:

Hi guys , as of right now my plantstamds at about 3 feet and is an indica dominate strain sitting in a 3 gallon bucket, I was wondering if I should put it right in the ground or it will be okay in the bucket

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The bigger option is always the better option. Put it in the ground.

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Indacouch

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• Jul 21, 2016

• #4

If you have the spot ready and a peice of ground to put it in ......then day lights burning get those girls in the ground and watch em explode .....good luck .....3ft plant in a 3 gallon bucket is getting big for sure IMO get em in the ground or at least pot up

 

Amshif87

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• Jul 21, 2016

• #5

I'll third putting them into the ground. A 5 gallon hole with amended dirt will outgrow a 5 gallon pot with the same dirt in it everytime.

 

backtracker

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• Jul 22, 2016

• #6

Northernlightslover said:

Hi guys , as of right now my plantstamds at about 3 feet and is an indica dominate strain sitting in a 3 gallon bucket, I was wondering if I should put it right in the ground or it will be okay in the bucket

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if you put it in the ground keep watering and fertilizing the root mass that was in the bucket until it grows roots into the new soil.

 

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GrowUrOwnDank

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• Jul 22, 2016

• #7

Hate to go against the grain. If it were me I would somehow get it on a 12/12 schedule and flower that bitch. Get her ready for smoking. But, that's just my style. I'm impatient. Best idea is go ahead and do what these dudes said and plant that sucker. Let nature do its thing with a little tender loving care of course. Peace and love.

 

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Northernlightslover

Member

• Jul 22, 2016

• #8

This might be a reallly dumb question but I only have one but plant but if I plant it buy normal woods plants will it obsorb what I give my pot plant. They're close together.

 

Kevin the Great

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• Jul 22, 2016

• #9

You're asking if nearby vegetation has the potential to use the nutrients that you are giving your plant? Of course they have the potential. That being said, I wouldn't worry about it. If you dig a proper hole there shouldn't be much for other roots in your soil anyways. Just be sure to plant her in the sun.

 

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Northernlightslover

Member

• Jul 22, 2016

• #10

Just got her in , going back out later to give a bit more water so I'll take pics