Yield doesn't consist of size of pot., Yield consist about number one genetics second lights and third technique. Of growing. What kind of lights u use and wattage? And what technique u use? If u want to get more do a SCROG top and lollipop. And use a 600 watts hps or 1000 thats it
I disagree man the bigger the root mass the bigger the yield, I don't get the same yield from a 2 gallon as I do a 5 gallon all of the other things are dialed in which is why I'm considering upping the pot size really wanting to know rather I should up to a 7 or 10 gallon size
With a 5 u are more than good u dont need all that gallons trust me i have done it. I had plantas in the past in 20 gallons pot with the same results. Rule of thumb is a gallon of soil per month of grow so if u transplant a vegging plant to a 5 galon pot for flowering she won't even use all that space. All that been said genetics, lights and techniques will improve ur yield not gallons of soil. U even can flower in a 3 gallons pot with the same results. You need good wattage and technique thats it!!
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I know about that statement. The bigger th roots the biggest the fruits., But if u transplant to 5 gallons pot to flower that means that the longest that that plant will b in that pot is 2 months period., So ig u use a 100 gallon pot that doesn't mean that the plant will use all that soil., That been said again is a waste to use more than 5-7 gallons pot she just won't fill that space in that short of a time. Unless u grow outdoors. Light wattage, technique and nutrients its what u need to worry. U will be fine with a 5 gallon pot in a scrog with a good wattage and nutrients assuming that u vegged good enough like 5-7 weeks veg. Then flower for 2 months. Thats it!!!
What makes it different is that u are gonna fed ur soil and not ur plant the microbes will fed ur plants for an exchange and another difference is that u are not going to use synthetic nuts it will be all natural
I try to keep them no more than 2 weeks in the vegetative stage. Nine 3 gallon pots under a 600watt hps. And i use plant holders to bring all branches in the light. Keeping plants for 2 months in the vegetative stage will only cost you more time to finish a cycle and cost you yield too because of that.
Heres a 10 gallon pot, indoor grow, 9 week flower time. absolutely no veg time in this 10 gallon pot. Veg was done in a 1 gallon grow bag for 26days. These are just my own personal findings, doesn't mean what you are saying is wrong.
And heres a 5 gallon. Completely fucked, but awesome!!!
Yes it is a SOG thing, nine plants per square meter. As we speak i am running a test where i put the clock on 12/12 as soon as the clones rooted and were planted in their final pots. Even though they did have a tough time, the plants are now further in their flowering stage than those that had two weeks of vegging.
