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Aww man, how could get tired of seafood! Especially oysters...drizzled with lemon juice...and some cayenne pepper. YUM :yummy:

But enough of that! Glad to see everything is running smoothly, except for little miss Rachel! I'm not liking the fact that she is still so small! I would give her another week before considering a transplant into that fine NYC compost you have there!
 
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That's starting to sound like a plan AG.
 
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Glad to see everything is running smoothly, except for little miss Rachel! I'm not liking the fact that she is still so small! I would give her another week before considering a transplant into that fine NYC compost you have there!
& sick looking!

At this rate she might not make it another week. Let's do that transplant now!




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Yeah LA, that was a factor in my decision.


THE TRANSPLANT OF RACHEL SUAVAY (White Widow X Skunk) Day 52
Nov. 26, 2013


I decided to re-plant on the fire escape this time as I made a total mess of the bathroom last week when changing the medium in another pot. I hope exposing the roots to the cold temps outside doesn't cause too much shock. The whole ordeal took less than 20 mins..

DO THOSE ROOTS LOOK HEALTHY?



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This was the last of the NYC COMPOST so I started with half & half, compost & VERMICULITE. But as you see below it was only enough to fill 2/3rds of the pot. I made sure all the roots were in this medium.


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To top the pot off I used the SCIENTIFIC SOILS but it's not touching the roots. I didn't mix it with the NYC COMPOST & VERMICULITE. Would you believe that after 5 days (Nov, 21) since the 2 gallon flush of that SCIENTIFIC SOILS it was still damp?


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Back in the tent....


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>>> At this rate she might not make it another week. Let's do that transplant now!

I think you are right, but it is your call!

And whatever you do, just don't move to LONG ISLAND :laughtwo:
Done AG! & don't worry, I wouldn't go out THAT far. I have to be able to at least see the city. LOL
 
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Uh Oh, not a good sign. Less than an hour after the transplant...



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she'll be ok (I hope). you better save her, that plant has killer sativa traits to it. make sure she's warm and give her time :love:
 
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Have you seen this happen before B?
 
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Have you seen this happen before B?

yeah. all my tomato plants were like this when I transplanted them too roughly. it took them a couple days to stand back up, but they did.

let me see if I can find the pictures in my gallery.
 
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& they bounced back?
 
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Don't worry, she will need time to adjust from the shock of the transplant, as her roots were not something to be proud of :/ She really did not like that SNS. Give her a day or two, and she should pop right back up IF she is healthy enough. You won't see new growth for a week or so because those roots really will need some time to develop and absorb the nutrients from the ol' Big Apple!

Good Vibes being sent your way ;)
 
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maybe too much moisture in the soil give her a few days to dry out and get out of transplant shock before you assess
 
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Thanxx AG, I'm getting to attached to these plants. I'm going BAZONKERS over here. I was ready to dial 911! You know how when the bank robber goes to the hospital talking about "OK I plead guilty! Now save her!!!"
 
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