Getting ready to flip - Plant pot size recommendation

Hey I'm getting ready to flip my plants to 12/12. They are currently in a 1.66 gallon pot. They are about 22inches tall. Will going to a bigger pot give me a bigger yield? If not should I even bother. If the pot is too big I learned that the plant concentrate on growing the roots rather than the stems and foliage. Does that principle still apply?

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From what I've heard ya that would probably be the case but I can't see it being a bad thing. I think if you leave it you run the risk of getting rootbound, which would be worse for it I think. I would repot it and let it settle into it's new home a bit before flipping to flower. Looks awesome!

Thanks!

Do you think giving it a week after moving to a bigger pot is enough and then flip them?

I think so, I'm only on my first grow myself but my vague understanding of botony tells me that should be ok. I say go for it. Judging by how she looks you've got a greenthumb and it's all smooth sailin'. Unless something goes terribly wrong, you're golden.

i always hear to up the pot size before tossing into flower. something about less stress on the plant. but im still a newb myself, but have been reading grow threads for 2 months now. less stress in flower reduces the chances of a hermi. id flip before flower. ill be going from clone/cup, to 1 gal transplant, then to either 3 or 5 gallon pots (havent decided yet).

id transplant into a 5g pot and then veg for an aditional week with a long dark period. something like 16/8 or 18/6. Roots grow more at night and this would help get the plant established into its new home before flowering, and help build a nice strong root system to support a big healthy plant. Thats my opinion anyways