root spread from draining hole while micro grow

am trying to micro growing my white widow and some roots spread from the draining holes , pot is 1L , 12/12 hours from seedling , 40 days age and 1 week of flowering , am not interested in transplant , any advice does i could cut the bottom of pot and I add little pot under it , i feed it with dry organic fertilizer 4-3-3 and water with liquid chicken manure every week , the soil is clay it keep moisture and it drain well

It flowered early because you’re 12/12 from seed

Wattzzup said:

It flowered early because you’re 12/12 from seed

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yes , just i didnt know that it flower that fast , any way not thats the issue i delete that details from post for i dont confuse people the probleme is the root spread under the pot

Are you talking about the roots sticking out the bottom of the pot?

Wattzzup said:

Are you talking about the roots sticking out the bottom of the pot?

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yes

Well it’s typically a sign it’s ready for a new pot. However being in flower I wouldn’t change pot size. I would ride it out and try to make it to harvest with what you have.

If you’re not interested in going back to veg and changing pot size.

Wattzzup said:

Well it’s typically a sign it’s ready for a new pot. However being in flower I wouldn’t change pot size. I would ride it out and try to make it to harvest with what you have.

If you’re not interested in going back to veg and changing pot size.

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so the root sticking under the pot will die and i keep it with that way until harvest but it doesnt risk for root bound ?

I’ve never dealt with root bound plants. Someone else will have to give their two cents.

Wattzzup said:

I’ve never dealt with root bound plants. Someone else will have to give their two cents.

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okay , thanks !

Going to follow this, curious what we find out. My nano the biggest is 6 inches with 5 nodes all ready in flower. I have a smaller all ready in flower also, but was wondering about what to do when the roots emerge from the bottom, bound to happen with root bound plants.