Hey '7' , thanks for these pics,...nothing to worry about my friend, they are going to be better than , just fine OK. Please don't have a # in your head for days , when to water next , use the lifting method , it will NOT let you down...not once OK. You have to try and relax , and not rush things . If you remember how they felt before watering and just after , then you have a near flawless way of telling the perfect time to water. That's right before they wilt,...if the pots feel very light, but the plants are still not drooping then give them a drink, but you have to let the weight of the pot tell you OK!
The bigger one there could also be upcanned very soon, like any time now, if your prepared . Have a great Easter '7'...
That's how far Doc takes his before up canning them. You don't have to wait that long , and i would advise you don't OK. Doc has years of experience and has a degree in Botany as well. I never take a plant that far .When they get like that they need water every day and are very tricky to keep green and healthy. He likes doing it that way cuz after transplanting they explode with growth cuz they have so much built up energy, so when they hit the brand new supply of soil they just go crazy. Doc also likes to 'flip' his plants shortly after transplanting , where as , i like to veg. them a while longer to get them nice and big ...remember i can do that cuz of all the soil they have to draw from being in the 26ers. If you can slide that big one out..just grab it by the soil and turn it upside down and gently tap the bottom and let it fall/come out. Now , have a look at the roots...they should be nice and creamy white,..not brown. They should show signs of 'circling the pot OK. Then just slip it back in the pot,..NO harm done...just don't hold the roots under any bright light for any length of time . Hope this helps '7'. Cheers eh!
Damn dude......sorry!Those would have been something special too.
Get it done brotha, you got this. ( life plans )
