What pot size to use for transplant

These 6 plants have been growing in 500ml(0.13 gallons) pots for 2 weeks from seed feeding GHE 3 parts

I need to transplant them into bigger pots and I am going to use fabric pots

Should I transplant them into the 5 liter(1.3gallons) pots and then finally the 10 liter(2.6 gallons) pots

Or should I just go straight for the 10 liter(2.6 gallons) pots, will water log be a problem going straight for the 10 liter pots

Going strait into the final pot reduces the transplant shock and makes your life easier. The plants will only get water logged if you overwater. BTW, your plants are looking really good for 2 weeks!

Honestly I take my rooted clones right to a 10 gallon (final size)

Renfro said:

Honestly I take my rooted clones right to a 10 gallon (final size)

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Same here. One transplant is enough for me. It's remarkable how quickly that little plant adjusts to it's larger home.

HerbGrower202 said:

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Just saw that you were using 10 litre pots. FYI - my last grow, I used 12 litre pots that ended up being on the small side for plants that were just over 2' at finished height. And 2' finished is not exceptionally tall. When I dumped the pots out after harvest, I saw that the roots had reached the bottom, were growing upwards again (almost reached the top of the pot) and were hard as heck.

The girls were definitely root bound in those smaller pots. Fortunately, they were able to finish up OK but I didn't want to push my luck this time so I have gone up to the 5 gallon buckets. The roots appreciate the additional "lebensraum".

Could you go to larger buckets?

I believe in one transplant. Go to it’s final home. I say 5 gallon or 7 gallon depending on your room size.