homebrewer
Well-Known Member
You should be embarrassed that I have to spell this out for you. A 5 gallon pot is reusable. You can use it for flower, you can also use it to hold a mother. Who starts out clones or seeds in a 5 gallon pot? When I suggested 5 gallon buckets, it was something you would move into (aka transplant) from a smaller volume. Any experienced grower has a plan for their plants. If you have a plan for a mother, then you'd transplant from a smaller pot into a 5 gallon bucket and utilize the entire volume. A flowering plant probably only needs 3 gallons given a 4 week veg. Are we clear now? Can we get back to the fact that you know nothing about plant nutrition or is that the other guy? Or are you the one who has yet to post pics? Doesn't matter either way really, you've shown your maturity level and I don't have time to teach people like you about the basics.You'll get pictures when I take pictures....I don't have the free time that you do...You tend to 3-4 plants at a time, I work full time and then I tend to 99 plants that supplies a dispensary
As for the transplanting issue, your reasoning for 5 gallons instead of 3 is so you have the option of adding more soil as needed. If you wanna now say you meant to say that the soil is to be added to the bottom, than you're still a fucking idiot because you would have to take the plant out of that 5 gallon bucket, add another 2 gallons of soil to the bottom and put the plant back in....You just TRANSPLANTED you fucking moron and defeated the purpose of using a bigger pot. Don't you think it would be smarter to use a 3 gallon pot with 3 gallons of soil and if needed, transplant to a 5 gallon pot with 5 gallon of soil? Instead of your system? Do you now see you're arguing for the sake of arguing?