When would I need bigger pots?

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Cflbegginer

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• Jun 25, 2014

• #1

I've got them in these pots and was wondering when I should change them to bigger pots. They seem to be growing kinda slow now but unsure as this is my first grow. Ask me any questions that would help you answer my question and don't say anything about the mess my dog just destroyed a bag of soil and ripped up a lot of stuff. I don't know the litres of the pots either it only has cms on the side

 

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Mader89

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• Jun 25, 2014

• #2

Id say you have a at least another 2'. Ive had a 3' in a 1gal(short nodes)doing just fine. Doesnt say to much though i have had one that was 1' tall filling a 2.5gal bucket (thick roots, was crazy)

 

datboytrue

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• Jun 25, 2014

• #3

shit id just go ahead and repot them, they would love it and youd see a lot of growth in a week..

 

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Cflbegginer

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• Jun 25, 2014

• #4

datboytrue said:

shit id just go ahead and repot them, they would love it and youd see a lot of growth in a week..

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Yeh I was thinking of just chucking them in some big pots for the final transplant hoping they have got enough roots to hold the soil together and it dosent break apart when I transplant them

 

datboytrue

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• Jun 25, 2014

• #5

Cflbegginer said:

Yeh I was thinking of just chucking them in some big pots for the final transplant hoping they have got enough roots to hold the soil together and it dosent break apart when I transplant them

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transplant them when they need water

 

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Cflbegginer

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• Jun 25, 2014

• #6

datboytrue said:

transplant them when they need water

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Whys that? Are they more likely to stay together when the soil is dry?

 

datboytrue

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• Jun 25, 2014

• #7

yes sir, I always weight til my babies need water, then I'll replant them and then water with phd water and super thrive the first feeding then go back to my normal schedual..

 

datboytrue

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• Jun 25, 2014

• #8

or just cut the bottoms of your pots and plant the whole thi g inside its final pot...