Okay, I found three plants which are in the process of being grown while surfing the web. There is only one pot that can be used in this set up. So, basically now there are 2 plants in the big pot and then 1 in its own little container. What should the grower do to have the best out come. My guess is he should get rid of the rest and plant the strongest in the pot, letting it have its own pot?

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splurge the $1.25 and get some more containers

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splurge the $1.25 and get some more containers

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No, theres only enough space for the one container. Im just wondering whats best to be done in this situation?

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Is there anything thats visible that is a more dominate trait for females?

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You got any pics. And i'd imagine the hairs if theyve started to sex. But its hard to tell until afterwards. Humans have 20/20 hindsight. lmao. But if they havent started to sex. Grow them a little longer. And go with the biggest most healthy looking females.

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These are three plants I found pictures of while surfing the net. Now, all three cannot grow in one pot as there is not enough space, this I know. One pot is the maximum amount of space aloud to be played with here. Which should be kept or what alternatives do I have?(no more pots aloud)

The first picture is the biggest of the three plants and is growing quite well. Perfectly if you will.

The second picture is the second biggest and this plant is growing well, however the big leaves are at a bit of an angle as you might be able to tell.

The third, and smallest, has some bent leaves and seems to be misshapen.


I would say take the biggest(photo 1) and replant that in the big pot. Is this the right choice?

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How old are your plants at the moment? You could try using 2l bottles with tops cut off as pots which only take up around 10x10cm ground space each and which would probably see the plants through to early flowering when you can determine sex providing you're not planning to veg for a really long time. If you are growing more than one in a pot, I would try to put some kind of divider between them so that if you need to repot or remove one at a later date, you won't find the roots of both entangled. Roots have a tendency to grow downwards and then encircle the bottom of pot. If your large pot is shallow and both plants are doing this at once, their roots are likely to become entwined and you risk damaging both plants if you want to move one. If you have not yet determined sex of plants, I would not dispose of any based on how strong they look because you could end up throwing away your only female on the basis she is the smallest.

If they were grown longer would it hurt them being that there in the same pots?

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Well, at the size there at now, probably nott. But still, ur gonna have to change them eventually, so you might as well do it now. Little cups work great, considering the size, And your plants look a bit stretched 2 me. the leaves look small to me considering the height, mine r a bit shorter then your. and the leaves r like 2 times as big, But that could also be the strain. What are you using for lights?

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