S1|E3 Cannabis Greenhouse Final Transplant Into 45 Gallon Smart Pots | Homegrown Cannabis co. Garden

Today, we’re joining Parker Curtis for a weekly update from the Homegrown garden greenhouse. We follow the batch of 16 plants as they’re transplanted into their final 45-gallon smart pots. A good piece of advice from one of our Cultivars with Character, Eric Brandstad, was to use the tan smart pots in hotter climates.

Want to know how to transplant your weed plants correctly? You’re in the right place!

Using organic nutrients and Parker’s fish emulsion to enrich the soil, it’s time to transplant our cannabis to their new pots.

When removing the plant from the 5-gallon pot, knock the sides to loosen the root bulb for easy removal. Gently loosen the roots to promote root growth in the larger pots.

Settle your plant in its new home and add more soil until about 2 inches from the top. For added strength and extra support for your growing plants, put a stake in the pot and secure it to the plant. Sit back and enjoy your pot’s final growing stage.

Did this video help you understand when to transplant your cannabis and how to do it correctly? Go ahead and share it with your friends! Don’t forget to like our video and subscribe to the Homegrown Cannabis Co. channel for the latest updates.

🍀 Subscribe For More Growing Content🍀
bit.ly/3OwMFMQ

Check Out Our Latest Upload: bit.ly/3bI562F
Join Our Mailing List: bit.ly/3y4DBrs

🍀 More Homegrown Content🍀

🍀 How to Grow Weed Podcast with Kronic - bit.ly/3y98n2a
🍀 The Homegrown Cannabis Co. Channel - bit.ly/3OMggBm
🍀 The Cannabis Kronicles Channel - bit.ly/3OyypmJ
🍀 Subcool420 - Breeding Partners Channel - bit.ly/3AfmKVq
🍀 Get Your Homegrown Supplies - bit.ly/3udzTuq
🍀 Social Media:

Instagram: - bit.ly/3yvqxN3
Facebook - bit.ly/3QVh74K
TikTok - bit.ly/3a1xXhI


DISCLAIMER:
Homegrown Cannabis Co. produced this video for educational and entertainment purposes only. The video is for educational and/or documentary purposes and isn't designed to help or encourage others to imitate. Homegrown Cannabis Co. nor the brands associated with the video promote anything illegal. Homegrown Cannabis Co. seed form cultivars do not contain delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol [D9-THC] concentration of not more than 0.3 percent on the dry weight.