Transplanting questions

[Fastass419]

Hey Fast - What size are those?

They look like ones or threes, didn’t know they had small ones too. That’s cool as shit thanks!

I’ve got 7’s and the bigs ones are 15 or 20 whatever the wide short ones are but will have to check my grow shop for the small ones

Yes they are 1.5g and I've got 7.5g for finish pots

 

[BigD13]

GeoPot makes a fabric pot with a Velcro seam, which makes for easier transplanting.

GeoPot Fabric Transplanter Pot with Velcro Seam (Black)

Designed with function and durability at the forefront, Geopot fabric pots combine excellent breathability for heat regulation, aeration, high drainage, and sturdy construction to deliver a long lasting, dependable fabric pot product. The Geopot Fabric Transplanter with Velcro Seam is used to...

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[Doctor Trevor]

GeoPot makes a fabric pot with a Velcro seam, which makes for easier transplanting.

GeoPot Fabric Transplanter Pot with Velcro Seam (Black)

Designed with function and durability at the forefront, Geopot fabric pots combine excellent breathability for heat regulation, aeration, high drainage, and sturdy construction to deliver a long lasting, dependable fabric pot product. The Geopot Fabric Transplanter with Velcro Seam is used to...

www.geopot.com

I'd be interested in those.

 

[013]

Yes the Velcro seam is good idea. I’ve only got 1 grow bag & it’s never been used. On airpots undo couple plastic hex screws and there’s your rootball intact.

 

[Doctor Trevor]

How small do they make them? Do they come in one or two quart size? I'm thinking my one gallon pots are too big.

 

[013]

Think that 1.5 gallon may be the smallest on air pots but not sure

 

[maillady929]

the fabric pots i use have a velcro seam on each side and make transplanting any size plant a dream.

 

[Sparkey224]

Just get some "Michigan Made" supersoil, its badass. Alot of breeders use it and no need for ph pens, flushing. Just good clean water the entire run with maybe a good carb/sugar in flower, thats it..
That would be high quality flowers for sure.

 

[Emilya Green]

I'd be interested in those.

I use these in the 1 gallon size and I love them. Before I got these I simply took the time and patience to carefully and methodically roll the sides of the smart container down all around, until I could finally rip the plant out of there. Even with the velcro side, you will find that getting the plants out is a bit more difficult than in a hard sided container, but it can be done neatly... just don't hurry and do expect to make a mess.
After transplanting, be sure to water to runoff, merging the two soil regions together.