what pot sizes should u use?!?

[iiq van condet]

hey,

im currently using 2 pots, sized 10cm by height and 10 cm by width... for a 3 week old plant... is this ok?

should i use a bigger size pot??

and lastly, when should i move my plant to a bigger pot????

 

[GreenThumbBlackFinger]

i always transplant mine when i lift them up and see roots beginning to poke out the bottom but thats just my easy no-thinking method

 

[IllusionalFate]

You want at least a 5 gallon pot, but 7-8 gallons would probably be ideal to use for indoor growing. 7-8 would ensure that the roots have plenty of room and won't be constricted at all in any stage of growth.

 

[4u2sm0ke]

I use 5 gal containers....looks 2me like you nee to work on lights...JMO

KEEP M GREEN

 

[Afghan#1]

The bigger the better, Id say. BIG pots wont restrict root growth, which means more growth for the top part of the plant. Id start with a 1gallon and then swicth to a 3-5 gallon, depending on how big you want your plants to be and how much space you have.
As 4u2smoke said, you might need more light. Check out CFLs, theyre cheap,e asy to find and assemble and effective for veg growth. Good luck wiht that.

 

[HippyInEngland]

You need to re pot those plants up to its first set of real leaves and sort your lighting out