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[Barzogro0P]

Have gsc extreme autoflower seeds in riot root cubes finally put them in a pot last night but need to change pots you think it would stunt it I could remove the cube an seedling gently.What's you guys opinion

 

[Stunned]

Show us the current situation.

 

[Apoc]

If they've been in the pot one day you should be okay to repot. Make sure you don't molest the roots.

 

[Barzogro0P]

Yea barely 24 hours. Should I use the same soil
or just put some new jus dont wanna waste any just opened afresh bag off ffof lastnight when I did it

 

[Apoc]

Always use the same soil when you can, switching can shock them. Generally I use FFHF for seedlings but I feed my autoflowering from day one. 2gm mega Crop per gallon and water normally.

 

[DreamingTrees7]

I am not an auto flower specialist but I have grown a few. My opinion is, it is better for autoflowers to plant directly into their final pots because up potting can cause them to lose a couple of days worth of growth and with autoflowers every day is crucial because they are on their own schedule and they’re going to flower... quick.
Someone told me that too.
get them in their final containers asap
Goood luck
Post pictures so we can help better

 

[Barzogro0P]

Really I'm going to use the same pot and soil I bought perlite today n wanted to mix a lil in it cuz I mixed it up in the bag and it looks and feels nice I was jus to impatient last night

 

[Apoc]

I take my autoflowering from rapid rooter to 7 gal smart pot and never transplant.

I had one I used miracle grow Perlite with 7-7-7 NPK in FFHF that was burning a seedling planted in it the day before. Transplanted to FFHF with neutral Perlite and it uncurled the next day. I'd never recommend transplanting an established auto but a first day seedling it shouldn't stunt.

 

[Barzogro0P]

I got g&b all neutral perlite no nutes

 

[Barzogro0P]

 

[Barzogro0P]

And that's the pots without me adding the perlite but I don't want good to stay too wet I know perlite retains water n add more air to the roots