bigger pond, bigger fish

technically speaking if a fish is brought up in a big pond it is bigger than the same breed of fish if it grew in a smaller pond, does the same apply to seeds and plant pots ??? if i plant a germinated seed in a big pot will it grow bigger?

Yes because the roots will have more room to grow and will not be stressed due to root binding.

plant started in a large pot will tend to be larger and yield alot more

bingo so why do people always seem to always start of in cup size pots ?

to see if it roots faster, waiting for roots to make it all the way out of a large container doesnt
he;p with sorting out dud plants

lowryderlover said:

bingo so why do people always seem to always start of in cup size pots ?

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To reduce overwatering. When you start in a small pot, it gets a good chance do dry in 3-4 days which is ideal, the plant is tiny and uses little water.If you start a tiny seedling in a huge pot it will take a month of sundays to dry ,staying too wet not allowing enough air to the root system. Cant compare ganja to a fishy in a pond.