The Bigger The Pots The Better ?

not really, depends on the size of your plants, I like to start small pots and then as the plant grows I will move it into a bigger pot

Thanks Man!

the bigger the pots the bigger the plants (also bushier) just a preference usually need to veg a bit longer too

welp .. usually the size of plant is determined by how healthy/big the root base is ....therefore big/healthy roots would warrant a big/healthy plants

Originally Posted by Grownewibe

the bigger the pots the better ??

Not neccesarily, but a bigger pot does give the plant more room for it's roots to grow.. Some prefer 3 gallon pots, some 5 gallon, some even 20+ gallon...

Limiting the ammount of times you "re-pot" eliminates changes of it going into shock, thus possibly stunting it's growth..

As long as the roots have room to grow, it's alright... 3 or 5 gallon is the most reccomended size once you enter flowering stage..

I see so many people complaining about space in there grow are, but there are so many people putting little clones or seedlings in 3 gallons and 5 gallons.. why?? it takes up so much space, start small and then work your way up.. if you dont plan on vegging them for long then i under stand putting them right in 3 gallons or so.... but other then that why take up alot of space for a baby?

Originally Posted by razoredge

I see so many people complaining about space in there grow are, but there are so many people putting little clones or seedlings in 3 gallons and 5 gallons.. why?? it takes up so much space, start small and then work your way up.. if you dont plan on vegging them for long then i under stand putting them right in 3 gallons or so.... but other then that why take up alot of space for a baby?

...So you don't ever have to transplant and/or shock the plant, stunting its growth?

never.. I would never repot a flowering plant though.. but in the veg cycle I always will go to a 1 gall then 3 and maybe a 5 if i decide to veg some monsters..