Oh really? So At what point do u transplant them into the bigger pots5 gallon not enough. Use atleast 10 gallon. I use 25 gallon canvas bags for final transplant
Ok and 2 more questions sorry I’m new to this, y not jus plant them in a 10 gallon pot from beginning are there advantages to transplanting or is it just something I must do for growingMy final transplant was about 2-3 weeks after flip.
40 litreSo just out of curiosity I wanted to know if anyone ever used a 25 gallon pot? Is that too big for indoors? Is there a difference from using 5 gallon
Ok and 2 more questions sorry I’m new to this, y not jus plant them in a 10 gallon pot from beginning are there advantages to transplanting or is it just something I must do for growing
Sounds right but also it will get root bound. Then buildup happens I think lolI'm gonna take a shot and say it has to due with flushing the soil to avoid buildup and stuff.
I could be deadass wrong though, so please wait for someone more knowledgeable to enlighten us both.
For indoors?!?5 gallon not enough. Use atleast 10 gallon. I use 25 gallon canvas bags for final transplant
I think the advantage of transplanting into bigger pots from smaller is, watering and root development.Ok and 2 more questions sorry I’m new to this, y not jus plant them in a 10 gallon pot from beginning are there advantages to transplanting or is it just something I must do for growing
Out of curiosity, how long do you veg for and how much light do you have to justify a 25 gallon pot indoors?I use 20 gallon fabric pots for final transplant. I do so right before I flip 12/12. I like the big pots
I think the advantage of transplanting into bigger pots from smaller is, watering and root development.
Yep. Good efficiency at 3 gal imo. This is what a 20 gal plant looks like if you’re actually using the media.Here's 5 plants in 3gal fabric pots. 25gal indoors is rediculous. I need to water every other day in late flower, but they're doing fine:
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Looking at the pot it doesn't look like you have a true 25 gallons there. Its looks like maybe 20 or even less because of how much the pot has been rolled down. I did the same thing with 3 gallon pots but actually had like 2.25 gallons of dirt in most of the pots. Leaving space like that is great especially early on so you can add soil and your dry nutrients throughout the grow! Someone here told me that the rootball equates to the size of the plant and looking back at my first indoor grow I'd say that is spot on!My roots are to the edges, and everybody that has tried it says it is far better than dispensaries here in NorCal, so i'm gonna keep doing what I'm doing. 3 gal and watering every other day? I was in 5 gal and bone dry in less than a day, so...obviously different methods. I'm new to growing and still learning, but yes lb's. first grow 713g 1 plant in a 20 gal. I'd like to see you grow that in a 3 gal.
Best profile pic ever!5 gallon not enough. Use atleast 10 gallon. I use 25 gallon canvas bags for final transplant