3'x3' Tent landrace sativa grow

[wbttk]

Thank you Corky. I'm gonna look for some 5x5s right now.

 

[hubcap]

Corky...

you, or anyone you know, trim root balls?
IE: start them out in a small pot, and, basically, root bind them. Tight.
Then, when adding medium, remove the plant, trim away some of the root mass, THEN transplant?

Ive heard people use this method when keeping mothers a long time to manage size....
wonder if it works for this application as well.

(good lil write up you posted there)

-cap

 

[corky1968]

Corky...

you, or anyone you know, trim root balls?
IE: start them out in a small pot, and, basically, root bind them. Tight.
Then, when adding medium, remove the plant, trim away some of the root mass, THEN transplant?

Ive heard people use this method when keeping mothers a long time to manage size....
wonder if it works for this application as well.

(good lil write up you posted there)

-cap

I never trimmed root balls yet. But I know where you can find info on that.

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BTW: Here's Corky's Colombian Gold Jungle for pure Sativa madness and they are all in 5" square pots.

 

[Pinnate]

Thank you Corky. I'm gonna look for some 5x5s right now.

Round pots make the best use of the given nutrients, IMO ─ I transplant seedlings from the germ. tray into 7'' pots and bend them horizontally as they stretch during flowering.

And I always use rainwater or distilled to prevent a (toxic) build-up of salts?