3 gal
You could transplant to 5g if you have space with a fabric pot
Good lookin out homeboy...I acually just found out that my Amazon order for my pH meter my nutes my fabric grow pots got declined payment because my sister got me I think so it'll be a day or two before I can reorder so I'm just going to transplant to another pot with Fox Farm careful with my watering and just wait until I can get the right stuff here before adding anything extra and I just planted three germinated seed 1 Lambs breed 2 lemon tart so maybe some advice all a small humid seedling propagation idea
I really just don't think I'm skilled enough to do it without damaging something I was thinking maybe take some top soil out and replace with Fox Farm and water
It should be okay. Those roots will quit growing in the flower stage. If its a little pot bound it will just require more frequent watering but should be fine.
Look at a few tranplanting videos
Jim is a pretty savy dude so I agree with him as well. With the way you’ve treated her, I trust both methods being okay. As I said this is a very opinionated topic but either option you chose you should be okay.
Are you doing a SOG ? That's usually when you start clones at 12/12. It may take more then 12 hours of light to get the seeds to sprout. Maybe sprout separately & then put in 12/12.
I knew a guy years ago who would start seed in 12/12. Omg did that ever strike up debates but in the end his method would produce just like a sog does with clones. That was back before auto flowering plants and LEDs. But anyways, they guy would stagger his plantings. He would plant thirty or so seeds with 12/12. As the plants showed sex he would discard males leaving him with half or more females. Then at 35 or 40 days he'd plant more seed and repeat. Once the first crop is ready to harvest the second batch planted was only a month from harvest. The cycle never stopped. He'd just rinse and repeat. Most of us use clones to accomplish what he did with a simple seed. Many folks have grown with this method. So to answer your question...yes you can flower from seed but learning how to maintain a plant through its whole life cycle is what you need to learn first /before trying the shortcuts and experiments.
Yes sir I agree I should start learning a little something before I do any extras
I added to my last post to explain the 12/12 from seed method. Its effective if you have the room.
How does one start a grow journal and also get Plant of the month and other Certifications and so on? I just became a new member yesterday and you can find me in tgis same Forum, my headline states something about Tennessee!! Thanks in Advance!!Welcome to
That's a fine healthy girl you got there! What strain?
Have you thought about starting a grow journal? Great way to get help, and give help at the same time!
