Think they can finish in 1 gallon?
- Thread starter SmokyLungs
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Justin1002
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yeah you could, but probably wouldnt get as much yield
explosive82
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How long they been in those planters? Like people said about i'd put them in bigger pots you will almost certainly get more product that way
thumper60
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better have plenty free time to water it 4 times a day or a dripper,u would be amazed what a pro can do with 1 gal of soil
Joe Blows Trees
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I've got some flowering in one gallon pots myself. 5 weeks in for three of them and no yellowing or other issues. Flipped them at around a foot or so.
indianajones
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you will get more from a transplant unless you're planning on setting
them up DTW style and doing multiple feeds per day. seen folks pull
pounds from 2 gallons of medium using DTW.
them up DTW style and doing multiple feeds per day. seen folks pull
pounds from 2 gallons of medium using DTW.
Resinhound
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Be hard to argue with that
indianajones
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do you use the hole in the handle for watering or is it just there to help get more air to the soil?
Resinhound
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Just to help watering,its a coco hempy.easier to fill the resivoir without disturbing the top layer of coco,coco wicks pretty well.Im gonna fire the old jug up again soon,with out the coco.
superbak3d
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Why not both?
Put them in a bigger pot and throw them in the flower tent. Just going from a 1 gallon to 3 would easily triple your yield. Should be a no brainer of what to do
Put them in a bigger pot and throw them in the flower tent. Just going from a 1 gallon to 3 would easily triple your yield. Should be a no brainer of what to do
SmokyLungs
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True wanna flower these for space while I veg my others ones into monsters and these have been in there for a little short of a month with roots poking out n I can transplant but don't want to yet if I do since my flower room has 4 already on day 52 with still clear trichomes
DesertGrow89
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If you have a plant limit then why lose the extra yield obtained from a three to five gallon pot?
SmokyLungs
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Do u mean why would I not transplant for the extra yield? If I have a plant limit or ?
SmokyLungs
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Reason being would be to save soil for my 2-3 10 gals I plan on using and smell issues since I plan to maybe add 2 autos to my veg tent
DesertGrow89
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Well if you have the space up can them to a three to five, else just leave them in the pot.
