The link I have given you is for a 5 pack so not as bad as you might have thought. That said the other fabric pot looks fine, just depends on how many pants you are going to have. I went with a 5 pack but it's all up to you. I am sure the single you showed in ad would be fine as well. The one in my link is basically $6 Canadian per pot so was resonably cheap as far as I was concerned.
I already told you, you can grow a plant way bigger than it's pot. The hard part is keeping it from tipping over/uprooting. People gave you incorrect info saying you need bigger pot. I WOULD personally rock a 5 gallon plastic bucket from my local hardware store... that I can go buy for less than $5 today... if I'm growing 1 plant under 600w hps... But again.. you don't NEED to up-pot this plant. You can EASILY get her twice as tall and still flower her. The more roots she grows, the more you'll need to water and feed her. That's it. But if you insist, just go buy a plastic 5 gallon pail today and poke holes in it. You're overthinking and worrying WAY too much. It makes me worry if you'll be able to maintain composure if something really goes awry with her lol
Say no more lol
From what I know that pot you showed link to is a good size. I finished my first plant in the 3 gallon fabric pot and it worked well, was not at all root bound when I inspected after harvest so from the plants perspective it seemed fine. I moved to a 5 gallon and got explosive growth on my second seed but that could just be strain related. At $6 Canadian per pot and being reusable it seemed like a very small investment. I did that because the 3 gallon felt very compacted and I worried about it being root bound but that was not the case in the end. I also used fabric pots due to breathability and air pruning of roots but being so new I am only going by what I have read and found it is working for me at this point. KindQuazy makes good points, one can really make things difficult if you over think too much.
It is but it’s going to fix it’s self right ?
Sure will. I bet it already started turning stuff upwards
As long as everybody is buzzed hard, im all good!@ComfortCreator I had a reply to you in the beginning of this comment but for some reason that was from the other day. I re-read what you said and I never replied because I don't disagree. Not sure why this site save our half typed comments for later lol I checked it on other threads and it remembers multiples. Waste of server space imo. Sorry bout that bud. Wasn't calling you out lol
Sure will. I bet it already started turning stuff upwards
right on!
looks very healthy, nice work
Agree with almost all of this. The goal though, is NOT to keep the plant horizontal. You can if you want to. The goal is to manipulate the plant by putting the main growth tip, equal to, or lower than, other growth tips. So the others get the same amount of hormone as the plant is hardwired to deliver it to the highest point. Not saying he did it right. I gave him a B because he worked through a shit ton of anxiety, and the plant's gonna live. But yes, the goal is to not snap it if you don't have to. Also, I don't see the need for tying if you supercrop. But he wanted to lol
Thanks very much, I feel like a proud parent all over again
Lol, you just added an extra paragraph, which I summed up with "keep the plant horizontal to give light to side branching."
I bet she's halfway healed up by now, no? All of it pulling up towards the light now??
Very nice. I've got some manifolds(like 8 of them lol), and a few supercropped plants going right now.