That depends on several different variables; Genetics, light schedule, nute intake and of course bugs munching on them. If youre looking to keep it small (around 3 feet when finished) I wouldnt recommend putting it in the ground. I let a couple grow short this summer, for about a month in a half they veged then I started covering them at around six. Now they have about four weeks of flowering left and will probably yield about 2.5 or zs each.
No, those pots are tiny bro use common sense. If you choose to keep them in pots and flower, transplant them in to 3 or 5 gallon pots let them veg for two weeks, then start covering them to change their light schedule to 12/12. That’s if you want them to stay small. If you’re looking for this plant to get much bigger, plant them in the ground and let nature take her course.
