Will have seeds by the New Year.Any new growers who post pics using my transplant guide,will be sent seeds when they are done…As well as sharing with the OG community till we OverGrow the world.
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Sorry, my bad, I remember watching it in the beginning but founded too sophisticated for me 
, I am more fan of the “playin’ in the dirt” style, more affordable … 
George my grow is straight forward and simple for a simple minded dude like me.heck i made a ghetto humid dome out of poly with a cool mister .I have done a couple of hydro grows but i much prefer playing in the dirt.I have always been a believer of keeping it as simple as i can.
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I always tickle or disturb the roots a bit on purpose so they will cross the medium easier, especially the first transplant from promix to soil. I want them to start using “real” nutrients as soon as possible from the new soil. Other than that, I do it the same way. lol
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@Meesh Spot on input, I agree with you 
as a seasoned grower you know how to tickle the roots without wrecking them.Any input is always welcomed.I will add a pic of root tickling so they can try after a few successful transplant.I just remember being overwhelmed when I first started growing 
Just put it up for 1st time or newbie grower ,to get them used to transplanting with little error and take off the new grower stress of transplant shock and drooping.
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I love it! It came out great!
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@LOTF
Hey bro if you follow this guide.you should have no issues.It will work the same moving from 1gal to 5 or 10gal
I’m just paranoid about transplanting during flower. I guess i will hang the new ceramic metal halides and throw these babies into flower!!! We will be on the same cycle lol
Thats cool if your not comfortable then best not to do it…Like i said this run i am flowering all mine in 1 gal bags…Cool we can compare flower progress.
Cheers
Smkn
Thanks for sharing,helpful.
Handy,I’m going to try this once I repot these babies
Hi Nancy, welcome to OG, perhaps something that would be better is using fabric pots, roots are better oxygenated and air pruned, they don’t contort around like in plastic pots. I transplant from seedling starters to 1 gallon and some days before flipping to the definitive 3 gallon fabric pot …
Welcome to OG! @Kin
Thanks for the info @SmknCanuck. I’ll be transplanting this week from clear solo cups into 3 and 5 gallon cloth pots. I’ll follow your advice on wetting the bottom part of the soil before transplanting. I started a grow log if you’d like to see.
Here we grow again… Magic Melon, Pineapple Express, Death Star
“Growing happiness one pot at a time”
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I was just reading this thread again looking at the root bond plant here’s a pic of blueberry plant from my last grow,that’s a 3 gallon pot as well,I went from fiber pots to plastic to much of a mess when water the fiber pots this was an auto plant pretty crazy looking
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I wish I were living in Canada, here in South Africa you need Millions of Rands for a license, and you need lawyers to help you get this license. So only corporations can afford a grow license here in South Africa.
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Sorry to hear about the conditions. I am in a prohibition upper Midwest USA state and waiting for jackboot body armor type authorities to wake me up LOL, gulp!!!
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How long into flowering can a plant be transplanted? I flipped to 12/12 about a week ago.
I transplanted the plants as soon as they started to show a slight lack of nutrients. I was a little late with the transplant. 
The new soil has enough nutrients in it, and I’m afraid to add anything.
How much time does the root need to start using the new soil and give the plant what it needs. The lower leaves still continue to turn yellow.
Thank you
You can water the pot in circles far from the stem to force roots to expand looking for that humidity. … 
@Dog , I believe it’s better to transplant some days before flipping, normally once it’s mature and sexed, otherwise you stunt in some way the flowering process…
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