Help Should I Transplant To Bigger Pot Before I Swith To Flower

[Weed52]

Hello i dont know if my pots are to small all started from seed i believe they are 4 gallon i want to flower them just dont kniw if tbey will get root bound any help will be appr2

 

[DrMcSkunkins]

4 gallons are more than big enough, I use 3 gallon bathroom trash cans.

 

[GanjaNGains]

U usually want a gallon per month of time spent growing

 

[DrMcSkunkins]

What strains you got going?
Some of those fan leaves are huge, looking good.

 

[Weed52]

They are seed from 25 years ago Hershey squirts some old school grower gave me 15 of them and they are all female i was really suprised here is a better pic they arw 24 inches so yall think i will befine with out transplanting . i did buy 7 bags of happy frog still if i transplant to ten gallon pots would it beworthit if i swith to 12/12 next weekend

 

[Weed52]

6 weeks

 

[sixstring]

i would flower em like they are.if ya put em in bigger pots and flip em right away they will stretch like a mofo.if ya got space vertical and want huge plants put em in the bigger pots.just gotta stay on top of your water game in the smaller pots.

 

[Organikz]

I would jump up to a larger pot personally. I guarantee that pot is full of roots already. Healthy plants.

 

[DrMcSkunkins]

The roots stretch after the flip too, you can up pot but if you dont supercrop or top you might run out of head room.

 

[dnewsome2]

Hello i dont know if my pots are to small all started from seed i believe they are 4 gallon i want to flower them just dont kniw if tbey will get root bound any help will be appr2

You probably will not have enough room or light to even do that. But let's say for instance you wanted to transplant them into huge pots and upgrade your lighting and area. You would need to give them several weeks to recover and grow a substantial new root system before switching them to flower but you would have buds the size of your arm LOL

 

[dnewsome2]

You probably will not have enough room or light to even do that. But let's say for instance you wanted to transplant them into huge pots and upgrade your lighting and area. You would need to give them several weeks to recover and grow a substantial new root system before switching them to flower but you would have buds the size of your arm LOL

You will be okay to stick with what you've got but you will probably have to increase the frequency of watering and maybe hit them with compost tea oops I don't know if I can say that on this website. because the water will run right through those roots