After repot do you wait to feed?

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Hey, I hope you all are doing great and growing is going great as well. My question is how long do you all wait to feed after you report? I’m using CoCo Loco and I repotted yesterday to a 3 gallon from a solo. I used Extreme for the roots. But, let me know what you all do and thanks in advance.

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I go from 1G to 3G but I do it a bit differently.

I soak and then wring out the moisture from the new soil and then plant a dry rootball into this moist mix.

I go ~50% strength with the ferts.

You’re going from very small to pretty big so our methods are a bit dissimilar. Be careful not to overwater.

Good luck and all the best.

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Thanks, man! Yeah, I figured I wouldn’t do anything just yet.

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Depends, also, in what you’re going from (soil) and what soil you’re going to.
For instance, if you are going from, say, Happy Frog to Happy Frog, I would not change anything. But if you are going to a ‘hotter’ soil, like Ocean Forest, you should give just ph’ed water for a while, maybe 2weeks, before restarting the nutes. Just the way I do. Your mileage may vary!

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I run coco and I water it in when I repot. Then I water everyday or every other. When I see roots at the bottom I add another watering.

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For coco, I measure the run off EC from both pots and will actually fertigate (water with fertilizer mixed it) my new pot without the plant in it until the run off EC is roughly the same as the pot I’m transplanting from. This way when I transplant the new pot has basically the same environment as the old one and I’ve noticed less stress from doing it this way.

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Interested to see what others are doing after up potting.
Just today I transplanted well rooted solos into larger pots and cups. My plants are in coco and I used freshly recycled coco. I used the same feed as the solo cups were used too.I also trimmed and cut light cycle to flower. My usual practice without any adverse effects.

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