Transplanting to fresh soil.. need nutes?

Dank42O

Active Member

• Apr 22, 2009

• #1

So im gonna be transplanting my 2 week old plant to a bigger pot with fresh soil (same brand) and i was wondering do i still need to add nutrients or will the soil have enuff to last til flowering??

 

Lowkster

Well-Known Member

• Apr 22, 2009

• #2

Well dude....It depends on the brand! You using Fox Farms!

 

Resident Kush

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• Apr 22, 2009

• #3

should say whats in the mix. Its a good idea to add B1 to any transplant, helps with shock. If plain top soil than ya, if its mixed than no, but add B1

 

bigtomatofarmer

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• Apr 22, 2009

• #4

Dank42O said:

So im gonna be transplanting my 2 week old plant to a bigger pot with fresh soil (same brand) and i was wondering do i still need to add nutrients or will the soil have enuff to last til flowering??

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The fresh soil has fresh nutes in it. Depending on how big your plant is, I would wait 2 weeks until start adding nutes.
Good luck, happy growing!

 

DubRules

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• Apr 22, 2009

• #5

hell no! your plants will already be in shock and giving them nutrients would be a bad idea..,

 

bigtomatofarmer

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• Apr 22, 2009

• #6

Lowkster said:

Well dude....It depends on the brand! You using Fox Farms!

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Yes gotta love some Fox Farm Oceans Forrest!!!

 

Resident Kush

Well-Known Member

• Apr 22, 2009

• #7

if your interested you should try peat moss pro mix with mycorise, the best soil like medium, comes condensed in cubes, lasts a long time. Anything with mycorise is top notch..

 

Dank42O

Active Member

• Apr 22, 2009

• #8

My plant is about 4 inchs tall and is sitting in some soil called "Green Earth" seed starting mix.

 

GoldenGanja13

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• Apr 22, 2009

• #9

After I transplant into bigger pot (FF Ocean Forest) first day just water then back to nutes. I know FF has plenty of nutes in soil, but I do get great results my way.