Not really. I just used it for the first time tonight and at half a teaspoon per gallon it only raised my ppm’s from 326 to 365
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Hi @Bubblehead, a little late to the party but I made it. Just skipped ahead to wish you good luck w the new grow and looking forward to taggin along 
(now back to post 2 lol to catch up)
Set to watch 
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Reading your post I think I overdosed the water…
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Welcome @Mote I’m always open for help. If you see me going sideways please let me know.
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With the recharge? From what I read it really shouldn’t hurt them too bad
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They look beutiful good job
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YOu Got It! Very excited for you, some cool strains for sure, you’ll be Rocking It! 
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Yea with recharge. I think they will be fine.
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It shouldnt, started mine w it at second water after transplant, maybe an 1/8th if that per gal., but different soil comobo fwiw 
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Yes they will be fine
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I’ll just lay low for a while with the recharge. I did not give them that much water. Looking to trans plant Tuesday so there will be more soil to help take up the mistake.
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Dont sweet it u should look at mine right now I accidentally had the light to close and over watered a little. Opps urs look good I cant wait to watch this grow
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@PurpNGold74 I think I read that when you prep your pots for a transplant you do it a couple days early. At that time you moisten the new pot to let it stabilize. If you are going from a 1-gallon pot to a 5-gallon pot what is your procedure?
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Do you have a journal?
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Yup a new one with northern lights and blue berry. Killadruids bb, bd, bc, pc, nl and gog scrog grow 5 plants
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@PurpNGold74 any help on transplanting and moisture in pot before the deed is done.
Plants grew another inch today. At this rate I see super cropping in their future.
My bad man. Notifs be buzzing.
Say u are going from 1 galls to 5 galls… i like to:
- Set soil in big pot about halfway
- Put little pot in big pot
- Fill in soil around little pot (creates a hole where the little pot is sitting, after u move it.
- This is where i prefer to wet the big pots soil. Not necessary. But it helps. Dont DRENCH IT. Just enough to thoroughly wet it. Then i pause the transplant for 24-36 hours.
- Remove rootball from little pot, place into big pot.
- Cover with more soil and lightly water in. LIGHTLY. The other soil will still be damp. I only water then to pack the dirt in
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Awesome! Thanks for the tutorial. I have done it that way but not wetted the new pot prior to planting. I like the though of getting the soil a little wet first.
Definitely not a mandatory step. Probably not the smartest neither. That soil will sot wet for a while (depending on ur environment $
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Used @PurpNGold74 method to transplant tonight. Moistened their forever homes with 5-cups of nutes and water yesterday and let it sit overnight. When I pulled the pot I used for the mold the soil had slight moisture all the way around. Gave the girls some nutes with recharge so I knew the soil was moist I. Their 1-gallon pots. Glad I did they were still pretty dry, so far it looks like I have the watering side down this time around…but it’s still early. Fed them a little after the transplant around the transition between their old and new soil in a effort to keep them happy. I’ll see how they look tomorrow.
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