Deciding when to transplant

masho95

masho95

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I've tried to search through old threads but wasn't able to find an answer.

What conditions do you go by to decide when it's time to transfer to a larger pot?

I just transplanted from starter pots to 1 gal fabric pots on Friday night, so it's only been 5 days. Here they are on transplant day 5 days ago and today.

5 days ago (3/20/2020)
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Today (3/26/2020)
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spek9

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I transplant when I'm in a time period in a grow run where I have a few weeks for the plants to root out and recover before going into flower. I veg for eight weeks, so I transplant between week four and five of veg.
 
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ubluntu

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Don't wait for the signs (smaller leaves, slower growth, general unsatisfiable hunger, light sensitivity and the obvious; visible roots covering the outside when pulling out of the pot).. As long as the main stock feels solid and secure in the medium, it can be transplanted
 
xtsho

xtsho

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I go from the small nursery pots I start my seeds in straight into 3 gallon pots regardless of whether it's coco or soil. I let them fill out the roots, get a couple of nodes and transplant. You don't need to waste time up-potting multiple times. I'd skip the one gallon in the future.

These plants started in 3.5" x 3.5" nursery pots went straight into 3 gallon pots.

 
TreeFarmerCharlie

TreeFarmerCharlie

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xtsho said:
I go from the small nursery pots I start my seeds in straight into 3 gallon pots regardless of whether it's coco or soil. I let them fill out the roots, get a couple of nodes and transplant. You don't need to waste time up-potting multiple times. I'd skip the one gallon in the future.

These plants started in 3.5" x 3.5" nursery pots went straight into 3 gallon pots.

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Is that Ducksfoot?
 
masho95

masho95

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xtsho said:
I let them fill out the roots, get a couple of nodes and transplant. You don't need to waste time up-potting multiple times. I'd skip the one gallon in the future.
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Yeah I think I'll skip the 1 gallon pots next time. They are going into 3 gals as soon as they arrive.
 
smtent

smtent

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What kind of plant height doe a 3 gallon pot support I currently have mine in 2 gallon bags and I was debating when to transplant I have 3 and 5 gallon bags in a standard 4x4 tent so I want to transplant. just not sure whether I should go 3 or 5. I have 3 plants, twice topped and getting bushy.
 
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