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Time to transplant?

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First time grower, I'm thinking its time to move them into pots.
I have 7gallon fabric pots that I'm planning on using, thoughts? :)
 
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Upon researching more I realise I cant wait a while longer, was expecting some replies but seems everyone is busy lol
 
Welcome. You’ve got some time. Roots do not like light. If that’s the cup you’re growing in place it info a red solo cup or cover the outside with electrical tape. Don’t up pot yet, let the roots become established. Also, If you haven’t already, pop some holes in the bottom for drainage.
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Thank you theres holes in th bottom, didn't realise about the light issue, I'll get that sorted bud cheers.
 
Well small update :p seem to be doing okay
 

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3 or 5 US gal pots generally work best, unless you plan on a tree.
 
How close are your lights? And is that coco or soil?
 
We're going for 7 gallons UK.
As I've read it works best and the lights are 2.5feet away right now around 30-50% light intensity.


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We're going for 7 gallons UK.
As I've read it works best and the lights are 2.5feet away right now around 30-50% light intensity.


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Conventional wisdom says that there is a step function to up-potting.....AKA don't put it in the biggest pot first, better for strong root development to let the root sink down in the medium. So far so good....
 
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