turttle
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Right on Sanibel. That is exactly the thought behind the big pots. Ive read before that you should have a gallon for every foot of heigth you want your plant to grow. Well that would meen you should have a 5 gallon bucket for a 5 foot tall plant and in my opinion thats not enough. I have always put almost all of my flowering plants into 7 or even better 10 gallon pots.
In a side by side comparison the same plants started at the same time , one in a #5 bucket and one in a #10 the #10 (actually like 7 gallons) well outperformed the #5 after about 2 weeks.
So typically,...and this is extremely "generalized" but if you get a larger pot you will get a larger plant with larger buds. In my experience the same plant in a #10 as apposed to a #5 will produce almost an ounce more per plant.
The buckets in these pics are pics of #5 buckets...which are actually 3.7 gallons. They should do for this room cause the plants will be staying pretty small cause of the 600watt (as apposed to a 1000watt). Typically though these plants would be transplanted again into a even larger bucket of about 7-10gallons.
Everything looks gravy in the garden! Ive been at work a lot recently so sorry the updates have been fewer. I will try and get a new vid up here soon though and I expect to have updated pics up soon as well.
Thanks for stopping in everyone!!!!!
Yup this is true for soil grow.You can do hempy or bubble buckets at 3 gallons or even 2 for indoor for a healthy 5-6ft plant as long as you have an added resevoir.My opinion is this is much better for indoor when space is limited.