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Preferred indoor pot size for promix

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Curious your preferred indoor pot size with promix hp. I’m in 7s now and wondering if it’s a waste since my veg times are normally 3-5 weeks (5 is absolute max and aim for 3-4) fabric pots don’t worry about root bound ect so curious if the extra size really does help yield (the whole bigger the root, fruit thing)
 
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I use number 3 nursery pots. With 5-6 weeks veg under t-5 fluorescents i did not get better yield with number 5’s. Just used more water and soil for the same results.
 
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I use number 3 nursery pots. With 5-6 weeks veg under t-5 fluorescents i did not get better yield with number 5’s. Just used more water and soil for the same results.
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That’s what I’m trying to figure out. I started with 5s in coco and went up to 7s... I know veg time is only REAL thing that will dramatically change yields but was told you should get a little more if I went up to a 7 from 5 or to 10 from 7.... I’m just feeling like id be better off with I think 5s as they dry out quicker and can feed a lot more often. But then I could also amend the HP with extra perlite to help air flow and such. I have 6bales so I’m not running out anytime soon but something I want to figure out for sure lol specially with next grow starting in a few weeks. But 100% this veg will be 3 weeks only (I’ll be getting good size clones tho 2ft or so see pics) so that’s why I went up to 7 and was thinking about it this round too. Help give them a little extra wiggle room.
 

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Yeah those are gonna take off fast. I would likely transplant those to 3’s and then in a couple of weeks 7’s if i had the room. I grow with lower ceilings. And i was talking 6 weeks from seed sprout. So really a 4 week veg. Cup to 1 gallon to 3 gallon.

so many variables. Just have to figure the right tools for the job.

Plus a plant can get huge in 3 gallons of potting soil. (I guess with the tapered pot its really 2.4 gallons)

 
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Yeah those are gonna take off fast. I would likely transplant those to 3’s and then in a couple of weeks 7’s if i had the room. I grow with lower ceilings. And i was talking 6 weeks from seed sprout. So really a 4 week veg. Cup to 1 gallon to 3 gallon.

so many variables. Just have to figure the right tools for the job.

Plus a plant can get huge in 3 gallons of potting soil. (I guess with the tapered pot its really 2.4 gallons)

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Those are 3gallons??
 
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Those are 3gallons??
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yes. The plants are trained to be under 3’x3’x3’ over the pots. Under 2 600w hps in blockbuster hoods.
 
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I had a good older pic that shows it pretty well i posted on another thread.


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IMO Pot size doesn't matter as much with liquid nutrients. If you are relying on living soil to provide all the nutrition then you want some extra soil.
 
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IMO Pot size doesn't matter as much with liquid nutrients. If you are relying on living soil to provide all the nutrition then you want some extra soil.
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I think one day I want to do a full living soil run. Hopefully I get the chance lol
 
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