7 gallon pots

knnthc93

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Jun 23, 2012

• #1

I have my plants in 7 gallon pot right now and I am worried that they might get root bound?? Is 7 big enough so they wont get bound? Here is some of the ladys

 

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S7M

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Jun 23, 2012

• #2

I'd buy some 10 gallon smart pots and transplant them, they were like much bigger pots. Htg has them

 

knnthc93

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Jun 23, 2012

• #3

Yeah I was thinking 12 gallon root bags. Thanks for the input

 

sandiegojack2

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Jun 23, 2012

• #4

I grow much larger plant's in 3 gal prune pot's...my two cent's...see pic's..jack awesome plant's my brother!!View attachment 2224959View attachment 2224960

 

knnthc93

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Jun 23, 2012

• #5

sandiegojack2 said:

I grow much larger plant's in 3 gal prune pot's...my two cent's...see pic's..jack awesome plant's my brother!!View attachment 2224958View attachment 2224959View attachment 2224960View attachment 2224961

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Are you saying your plants are bigger then mine??

 

sandiegojack2

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Jun 23, 2012

• #6

NO I"M saying there should be plenty with the 7 gal prune pot's they grow MUCH LARGER plant's in smaller size's>>that's was the point...hey i'm a ghetto grow in a closet...ha ha 7gal prune pot = 15 gal plastic...

 

atidd11

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Jun 23, 2012

• #7

There is PLENTY of room in the 7 gals. Those plants could veg for at least another few months with NO issues at all rb.

 

knnthc93

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Jun 23, 2012

• #8

atidd11 said:

There is PLENTY of room in the 7 gals. Those plants could veg for at least another few months with NO issues at all rb.

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Thanks that was what I was looking for

 

CallmeTex

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Jun 23, 2012

• #9

July, August, September, possibly October, your yield may suffer if you don't transplant. I would transplant them in the ground, 3x3x3' holes filled with quality soil and amendments. Just my to shits

Some happy healthy plants, right there my friend. +Rep

 

kratos015

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Jun 23, 2012

• #10

The bigger the pot the bigger the plant, 30 gallon smart pots are amazing if you can fill them with that much soil. My results are amazing and I can't wait to try 50-100 gallon next year!

 

greenlikemoney

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Jun 23, 2012

• #11

Well, you can do what you want, but EVERY pic on this post is effin' awesome. Those are ALL beautiful specimens.......

 

semor90

Active Member

Jun 23, 2012

• #12

kratos015 said:

The bigger the pot the bigger the plant, 30 gallon smart pots are amazing if you can fill them with that much soil. My results are amazing and I can't wait to try 50-100 gallon next year!

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So next year are you going to buy 100gallons of soil?

 

knnthc93

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Jun 24, 2012

• #13

Yeah I thought about putting them in the ground but I want to be able to move them under cover if it rains.

 

knnthc93

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Jun 24, 2012

• #14

I just picked up some dirty bags (10 gal) for accesshydro. I am maxed out on my spending money on this one. Hopefully 10 gallons will be good enough