Thanks @stoney T! I am happy, things
I responded earlier in your thread. Transplanting is actually beneficial if done right. The roots develop faster in smaller containers and the plants eat more/faster. No stress in transplanting if done right and in the right time frame. If you wait to long to transplant they can get rootbound effects. If you do it too soon, you can damage the roots. But I have a good system, I start them in cups and transplant around day 7-11. They grow faster this way than directly planting in final pot.Just realized you transplanted and did fine, so did I! I had a couple question it, but if you do it right, and you're careful/gentle I've never had issues. We are transplant bros now
Sounds like a experiment I want to try here in the near future [emoji106][emoji106]
Not sure why it is laughable or how you can be so sure. A rotten smell is not normal. Root issues can happen in any method of growing. If anyone has a spindly plant and rotten smell, root issues would be the number 1 thing one would/should consider. Maybe yours is just fine, but anyone else with those results should consider having root issues. Root issues will also make a 9 week plant go 11 weeks.lol I assure you my plant doesn't have root issues.
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A rotten smell? Where did you read rotten smell?
I can't keep Track of your descriptions, they change from day to day. Dirty sock, subway station, gym locker...all are unpleasant and associated with problems with plants. If you want me to be blunt, I will. Your plant looks like it has issues to me. Undeveloped for its age and zero density to it. It will go 90+ days and the yield will not be great. All signs of root problems. But what do I know?A rotten smell? Where did you read rotten smell?
Yes gym locker, fuel and rubber smells aren't what I prefer, but other people actively hunt for strains with those kinds of terpene profiles!
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