...Pot size

[tn_toker420]

ok i was wondering if the larger pots will be fine or should i transplant to larger...i'm not sure what size, maybe 1 1/2-2 gal., 10-12"...I'm not sure though, any advice is appreciated folks...thank ye'

[risktaker27]

well thos will probley do trick for now but in about 3 or 4 weeks i would go with a 1 or 2 gallon size pot for the rest of the grow i like plastic pots just cuz they are cheap and get the job done

[tcbud]

since you are growing outside, the bigger the pot, the bigger the plant will be. i use mostly 15 gallon pots, tho i have bought this year some bigger ones from home base, they ran bout $20, and i am estimating they are like 25 or 30 gallons. Then i went to the hydro shop near by and found some huge hydro pots, just plain black plastic pots. Them i put two plants in each as i didnt want to buy so much more soil.
You will be needing to get a bigger pot tho, soon.
i go four inch, to one gallon, then the 3gallon or 15 gallon, depending what pots are avaliable.
good luck
plants look real nice

[IllusionalFate]

since you are growing outside, the bigger the pot, the bigger the plant will be. i use mostly 15 gallon pots, tho i have bought this year some bigger ones from home base, they ran bout $20, and i am estimating they are like 25 or 30 gallons. Then i went to the hydro shop near by and found some huge hydro pots, just plain black plastic pots. Them i put two plants in each as i didnt want to buy so much more soil.
You will be needing to get a bigger pot tho, soon.
i go four inch, to one gallon, then the 3gallon or 15 gallon, depending what pots are avaliable.
good luck
plants look real nice
Yeah, 15 gallon pots would be a great size for outdoor. You want at the very least 7-8 to allow enough room for root growth.

[tn_toker420]

well i've not really got a whole lot to work with in this little town...just the local wal-mart and a family owned greenhouse,which i've been meaning to check out...But i usually grow in these 4-5 gallon square like kitty litter buckets(always good to recycle:D)...But i will look into 10 or more...thanks a lot, i always appreciate good advice...I'll try to get a grow journal up and going as soon as i get everything in place, too much moving around and not enough time at the moment...

[tcbud]

wall mart carries a big pot, i bought some last year. Kinda decrative, but they work. i suggest white, as the roots wont get over heated. I painted most of my big black pots white this year.
i live in a rural area, has a small nursery, they sell their old pots, check them (family green house) for sure.

[fishcabo]

The bigger the better right from the get go. Transplanting ALWAYS causes some shock. All your doing by transplanting a bunch is decreasing your final weight. Did tests in college botany and this is true. Trust me.