I have my crown royal fem, approx 5 ft high and very wide, fully rooted in 10 gallon plastic pot outdoors full sun from 8 am till 8pm, gets watered every two days with nutes (dutch nutrient formula 2part mix) every other water, my question is since its full rooted and I have till around sept 15th till it starts to flower, should i transplant it to a 65 gallon smart pot to get the biggest yield, less watering. I have enough soil and perlite to do a 30% perlite mix in the smart pot.
10 gallon to 65 gallon smart pot?
Re: 10 gallon to 65 gallon smart pot
More soil is more better.
At my latitude (43N), flowering begins in a few weeks - around the 1st of August.
Transplanting out of a 10 gal. pot is a pain. I've done 7 gal plenty of times and that's pushing it for me.
I'm in 75 gallon "pots" buried about 3/4 of the way into the ground. Plants are currently 5-6'+and I expect 10'+ out of one or two of them even after topping them many times.
More soil is more better.
At my latitude (43N), flowering begins in a few weeks - around the 1st of August.
Transplanting out of a 10 gal. pot is a pain. I've done 7 gal plenty of times and that's pushing it for me.
I'm in 75 gallon "pots" buried about 3/4 of the way into the ground. Plants are currently 5-6'+and I expect 10'+ out of one or two of them even after topping them many times.
if you have so long left to flower it would prob be a good idea to change to a larger pot. Expect a huge plant in a 65gal pot 
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