Can I transplant during the 6th week of flowering??

Nice part with smart pots as you go up in gallon size the pots really dont got overwhelmingly bigger I started my plants in 5 gallon smart pots and at 58 days of veg i transplanted to 10gal and im tight in space as well here is a picture, but yes you can outgrow a smart pot actually the aeration the provide you can do it quicker but your plants are gonna be fine. but like roger and all said next time transplant right before flip one thing you never wanna do if you can help it is stress your plant during flower she will thank you but throwing a dick and pollinating your plant hehe. Looks awesome for your 1st grow. @ pics first one is the 10 gal smart pots second is the 5gal oh and transplanting in smart pots was so super easy and cool just set the smart pot on an upside down bowl and roll the fabric sides gently down the plant and once at bottom lift it out place in new pot i maybe had a 2% soil disturbance if that.

Cubansoldier said:

Meaning putting compost on top of the soil??

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Exactly, as cindysid described.

cindysid said:

That's what top dressing is. Those of us who use the "no till" method amend the soil using this method. I top dress with rabbit poop from my bunnies...works great.

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Ima a huge believer in no till...it preserves all forms of animal and simple celled life in the rhizosphere. (The living things that surround a plants root system)

For a new grower like yourself, stick to the K.I.S.S.(Keep It Simple Stupid or Stupid Simple) theory. Don't over think. Always keep in mind your grow space vs. size of plant. Your plant will double in size from flip. In other words, if your plant is 3ft tall at flip, by finish, she will be around 6ft with no sort of training. Your root mass will only expand through roughly the first 2-3 weeks of flower then that's it. All energy is then focused on flowering. As far as knowing what you have, hybrid wise, you won't truly know until you smoke.