to 420 Magazine. I transplanted a Carnival from a Solo cup to a 1-gallon pot recently. I'm still pretty new at this but here's the post that shows what I did, for what it's worth:
Cool. Thanks!Hello DeeBoy and
HashGirl's Summer 2021 Recreational Grow
The method I use, I learned from @InTheShed. Hope it helps. Here is another helpful link about transplanting that you may find helpful:
Everything You Need to Know to Grow Marijuana
Hello! @HashGirl! Definitely will go check that out right now..Hello DeeBoy and
HashGirl's Summer 2021 Recreational Grow
The method I use, I learned from @InTheShed. Hope it helps. Here is another helpful link about transplanting that you may find helpful:
Everything You Need to Know to Grow Marijuana
looking awesome in there Em 
Emilya, I will look forward to following. We are both organic soil...you are are a bit ahead.Veg, Day 16
All is well in Veg Room #1. They are all spreading their leaves to gather in more leaf building light. Every container is quite heavy as expected and all the drip pans have been pulled dry.
In my time visiting today I only noted 2 fugus gnats, and they were heading for the bottom of the container, trying to get in that way instead of through the razor blades. Although given points for ingenuity, the tiny brained critter doesn't realize that her super-gnat efforts are to no avail... the new flyers have to come up though the soil at the top, only to be cut to shreds. Crafty little beasties though, I have to give them credit.
Even the runt is looking much better today. The new soil agrees with her and I believe that the double shot of dunks has helped her more than any of the others by rapidly killing the larvae that were eating her roots. I suspect that she is going to recover and although she may always be the smallest in the room, I think she is going to make it just fine.
Here are the shots for the day along with my attempt to be artistic with a rapidly failing camera... now the digital view screen refuses to work. I am holding out for Christmas shopping season when the price of cameras falls... they are ridiculous right now.
Tomorrow will be the big day of adding nematodes to all plants in rotation at the moment and scrubbing the walls. It is supposed to rain all day anyway, so inside work for me! I hope everyone is enjoying their holiday weekend.
Short and strong... these are going to be fun to manage plants as we get into the training phase:
All are pretty consistent now, even with several days difference in starting times. You can see the runt standing a little prouder this afternoon, second row from the back, second over from the left. Pay no attention to the lone solo cup with my friend's poor little Gelato rescue plant... it has nothing to do with this grow.
The 5th node is popping up all around the table... soon it will be topping time!
Yes, the 2 week feeding interval seems to be pretty strict and even trying to go another watering cycle past the "due date" with very active plants and when using tap water, that this seems to slow down the organic feeding cycle enough that deficiencies are noted. It might be that with that last round of tap water at the end of the two weeks, the chlorine/chloramine is enough to slow down the microbes and the feeding cycle, and because of that I am starting to think that feeding a day or two early is preferable to feeding a day or two late both in veg and in bloom. I would be curious to hear if @GeoFlora Nutrients has heard similar conclusions from its other users. I have been sort of flexible with the feeding day, timing it instead to the watering cycles, but I am thinking now that I need to determine the feeding days at the start of the grow and as closely as I can, adhere to that schedule all along.Good morning, Emilya.
Your plants are looking very pretty.
Regarding your comment above about GF, does the bit of yellowing coincide with the 2 week duration that GF recommends? Or, are you using it intuitively, the way you seem to do with most of your gardening?
Everyday that passes by these girls get so much more larger, and larger. You’re doing a great job @Emilya !Veg, Day 18
All of the plants are showing great lift again and a couple of them had even used enough water that the top surface had dried out, turning the diatomaceous earth bright white again. Some are definitely running faster than the others, but totally acceptable during this longer wet/dry cycle of the new containers. We will be able to get them all synced up together soon.
The runt is also showing great growth suddenly and showing great promise now that the fungus gnats have been mostly controlled. She is now trying to catch up with the group as best she can.
I am also starting to see a bit of yellowing in some of the bottom leaves, showing me that it is indeed time to give the first top dressing of Geoflora. Another day, or two at the most, and we should be able to do another full watering and we will get the Geoflora in there then.
Thanks for the compliments! I would be happy to put your future journal in the rotation. I don't always comment, but I do read a whole lot of journals out here. Just send a tag when you get it started to call me in, and I will lock it in.
Sounds perfect! Will do! Definitely enjoy the content on THIS journal you got going on. Plus the rest of your tip threads help out immensely with my grows. The main one being the watering tip thread..!
Thank you Bob! I appreciate that very much!
