I have a 4x3 tent now ive grown am good at toping but not so great at lstyou interested in fast veg and lots of pots or a slow veg and a few pots? whats the floor size
Yea i just cut down 4 plants yesterday in the smaller pots but now i got 2 with 4 gallon pots i would veg for 6 to 8 weeks i wana fill up the 3x3 spaceSmaller pots for a shorter veg time. But that equates to more plants.
You can fill that space with 2 plants, just takes a little time, scroll net and lsting.Yea i just cut down 4 plants yesterday in the smaller pots but now i got 2 with 4 gallon pots i would veg for 6 to 8 weeks i wana fill up the 3x3 space
Thanks a lotYou can fill that space with 2 plants, just takes a little time, scroll net and lsting.
thanksI would go with the suggestion from @OldOneEye. That would work to fill your space pretty well. If you have trouble with LST and haven’t tried them, get a pack of LST clips on Amazon or similar.
I try and run the largest pots I can fit in my tent. My 5x5 tent has a 4x4x1.5ft bed. One of my 2x4s has 2 -15 gallon pots and the other has 2 11gallon city picker pots. I only grow living organic. But it usually yields pretty goodwhats up growers as the tittle say i have 2.66 gallon pots and 4 gallon pots i need to maximize my yied i only groe in the cold months so witch pot size is best and best way to maximize my yied thanks
ive ran 5 gallons i just wana know whats the difference but thats to big to much soil to deal withI try and run the largest pots I can fit in my tent. My 5x5 tent has a 4x4x1.5ft bed. One of my 2x4s has 2 -15 gallon pots and the other has 2 11gallon city picker pots. I only grow living organic. But it usually yields pretty good
I grow living organic. So the larger the pot the longer the soil last. I reuse the soil over and over.ive ran 5 gallons i just wana know whats the difference but thats to big to much soil to deal with
Some growers like feet between their plants, for what ever reason the plant needs space. For others they likes to cram plants in and fill there space to the fullest, a light photon that hits the floor is a wasted photon. But in my mind it's about space..not necessarily sq. footage but height. An area that is height restricted means vegging for shorter period, to end up with shorter plants. Which big big 5 gal. Grow containers is a waste of resources. Roots will never use the entire area. It's a matter of grow style.Smallest pot I use is a 5 gal. I've never understood the small pot fad as it relates to the home grower or the almost mandatory short fill the pot with soil or coco exercise.
i had grew a ghost train haze in a 5 gallon i vege for like 12 weeks but i ended up with like 8 ounces out that plant i just wana be able to do that in smaller potsSome growers like feet between their plants, for what ever reason the plant needs space. For others they likes to cram plants in and fill there space to the fullest, a light photon that hits the floor is a wasted photon. But in my mind it's about space..not necessarily sq. footage but height. An area that is height restricted means vegging for shorter period, to end up with shorter plants. Which big big 5 gal. Grow containers is a waste of resources. Roots will never use the entire area. It's a matter of grow style.
Mansplaining...lol sorry about my ramble
ive grown in small pots never had issues i just wana know will i benefit from using a bigger pot ive goten 3 to 4 ounces in a 2.66 gallon pot makes me wonder if a 4 gallon will help me achieve more i just need a good yield since i dont grow in the summerimo both are pretty small
my last transplant was into 20l pots however I ran out of compost & left some in 15l the ones in the 15l were considerably smaller
I have run in 5 L parts and even ran in bloody teacups for prizes or just for the lolz
I’d go with the 5l the 2.6l will stress the plant as it will be root bound virtually all its life & it’s struggle water wise
more plants doesn’t always mean more bud a couple of plants will fill the tent up as said
yea thats what i do living soil and reuse to bad i cant get so hum living soil locally any moreI grow living organic. So the larger the pot the longer the soil last. I reuse the soil over and over.
Depends on how you look at it. Bigger pots mean fewer plants, and hopefully a larger yield.ive grown in small pots never had issues i just wana know will i benefit from using a bigger pot ive goten 3 to 4 ounces in a 2.66 gallon pot makes me wonder if a 4 gallon will help me achieve more i just need a good yield since i dont grow in the summer
I’ve built my own soil and used build a soil. Both seem to work really good.yea thats what i do living soil and reuse to bad i cant get so hum living soil locally any more
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