Autoflowering strains present unique challenges when it comes to transplanting due to their rapid growth cycle.

• Generally not recommended due to short life cycle
• Can be stressful for the plant

• Some expert growers, like Kronic, advocate for autoflower transplanting
• Check out Kronic's video on re-vegging autos for an alternative perspective

• Timing is crucial
• Transplant only once
• Wait for 4-5 sets of leaves and a robust root system

1. Pre-Transplant Preparation

   • Reduce nutrients for young plants
   • Allow soil to dry slightly
   • Prepare new potting media

2. Pot Size Selection

   • Choose a pot double the size of the current container

3. Transplanting Process

   • Sterilize the work area
   • Minimize root contact
   • Avoid overfilling or compacting soil in new pots

4. Handling

   • Work quickly but carefully
   • Minimize root exposure to light and air

5. Post-Transplant Care

   • Allow plants to settle before training
   • Maintain consistent environmental conditions

6. Timing

   • Always transplant before flowering stage
   • Allow two weeks for adjustment before flipping to flower

• Proper transplanting promotes plant health and yield
• Respect the process and timing of transplanting
• Be cautious when transplanting directly into final containers
• Share your experiences and tips with the Homegrown Cannabis Co. community

Remember: Even experienced growers can learn from others. Join discussions on the Homegrown Forum to share and gain knowledge about indoor cannabis cultivation.

By following these guidelines and learning from the community, you can master the art of cannabis transplanting and improve your overall growing success.