Getting ready for flowering
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Fuzzy Duck
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I think their could be a minor stress issue in doing so !
How ever i would more likely give the ol girl a couple of weeks after transplanting or potting up etc to settle in & expand her roots
I may suggest going easy on the nutrients at first or at least use reduced suggested application rate as you have transplanted/potted up in to new growing medium containing some nutrients as you may wish not to induce nutrient burn.
Oh btw welcome to the forums
How ever i would more likely give the ol girl a couple of weeks after transplanting or potting up etc to settle in & expand her roots
I may suggest going easy on the nutrients at first or at least use reduced suggested application rate as you have transplanted/potted up in to new growing medium containing some nutrients as you may wish not to induce nutrient burn.
Oh btw welcome to the forums
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iwltfum
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If I have to transplant right before bloom, then I do the transplant and then wait at least 4 or 5 days to flip the lights. the first 5 or 6 days of bloom is essentially still veg anyway so if you wait a couple days and then flip, then your plant should still end up with 10-12 days of time to recover before she needs to start focusing on bud development. That's worst case scenario though. If you have the time, you should wait 12-14 days after the transplant to change the light schedule.
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