SubGirl’s grow with new Spider Farmer SF-2000 light

[RosterMan]

I find it easier to use the plastic pots until the final 7 gallon. They were just transferred from 1 gallon pots. I’ve tried the fabric pots in the past but have some trouble getting the plants out without disturbing the roots so much

Minty

 

[user 60570]

I find it easier to use the plastic pots until the final 7 gallon. They were just transferred from 1 gallon pots. I’ve tried the fabric pots in the past but have some trouble getting the plants out without disturbing the roots so much

one should learn that lesson real quick , like after one transplant

that is the main reason I abandoned felt pots , unless they are 50 gal and up where a plant will finish off

 

[SubmarineGirl]

Hey sub got a question. Do you need to free those roots with your hands before transplant or they will just find their way through the bigger pot?

No I just make a hole with the pot I’m gonna transplant of course the level you want it to be at the top of the pot, sprinkle some mycorrhizae in the hole and drop it right in the hole and cover it a little more with soil.
You can see the hole in the soil in this pic of the roots

 

[RosterMan]

How do you get the perfect hole in final bag
Use same size plastic pot and pack the soil arond it, and pull it out carefully?

 

[SubmarineGirl]

How do you get the perfect hole in final bag
Use same size plastic pot and pack the soil arond it, and pull it out carefully?

Yes you are so smart roster

 

[user 60570]

No I just make a hole with the pot I’m gonna transplant of course the level you want it to be at the top of the pot, sprinkle some mycorrhizae in the hole and drop it right in the hole and cover it a little more with soil.
You can see the hole in the soil in this pic of the roots
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nice root ****!

 

[user 60570]

Yes you are so smart roster

I will wager he is a level Baccalaureate

 

[RosterMan]

one should learn that lesson real quick , like after one transplant

that is the main reason I abandoned felt pots , unless they are 50 gal and up where a plant will finish off


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LOL Here I have been roll peeling mine down if I decide to go larger pot .

 

[SubmarineGirl]

Yes you are so smart roster

I usually use the exact pot I’m gonna transplant

 

[RosterMan]

Yes you are so smart roster

Looks who is talking

 

[user 60570]

LOL Here I have been roll peeling mine down if I decide to go larger pot .

ain’t that a biotch……

 

[RosterMan]

I usually use the exact pot I’m gonna transplant

It looks lazer cut

 

[SubmarineGirl]

LOL Here I have been roll peeling mine down if I decide to go larger pot .

I was using a straight edge around the sides and still had trouble. Those roots stick to the pots

 

[RosterMan]

I will wager he is a level Baccalaureate

I was the last in my class, but still became a Doctor

 

[user 60570]

Looks who is talking

I am guessing CPO E 7

 

[RosterMan]

I was using a straight edge around the sides and still had trouble. Those roots stick to the pots

I use my fingers

 

[SubmarineGirl]

So maybe someone could chime in with I know the more calmag thing but this one plant the honey roasted penuts plant has had these cal mag diffency leaves since she’s had leaves. I started calmag watering earlier than normal on all the plants in this tent because of it and I thought couldn’t hurt. But although the plant is growing beautiful with plenty nice leaves, I still pull theses off of it. Think it could be something more than what looks like calmag deficiency to me?

As you can see, you couldn’t ask for a nicer structured plant. I love it and can’t wait to get it under the net but would like to figure out her leaf issue if anyone has ideas.

 

[SubmarineGirl]

I use my fingers

That will mess up your press on nails

 

[RosterMan]

I am guessing CPO E 7

sweet talking again

 

[SubmarineGirl]

Just checking on everyone while in the tent today.

This is the Cap Junkie plant.
It seems to be loving life. No leaf issues on her