Need Some Help

cemory420

Member
Hey i have 2 plants that have became big enough to replant that have just began flowering...and im replanting them tonight....but i need to know if i should put them in a 5gallon bucket or a 2and half gallon pot....i want to get alot of bud out of them but dont want them to big very tall....please let me know asap....
 

TalonToker

Well-Known Member
The standard rule is 1 gallon per foot of plant height. If you want the plant taller than 2 1/2 feet, go with the 5 gallon pot. Keep in mind that the plant could double or even triple its size after you begin flowering.
 

Stoney384

Active Member
The standard rule is 1 gallon per foot of plant height. If you want the plant taller than 2 1/2 feet, go with the 5 gallon pot. Keep in mind that the plant could double or even triple its size after you begin flowering.
well talontoker took the words right out of my mouth

it's all about how tall you want it to be!!!!

good luck on the grow
 

Blazed Hippie

Active Member
Another way to measure is how many months you will have the plant growing, 1 gallon per month of growth. I use a 2.5 gallon for vegatative growth and a 5 gallon for flowering
 

cemory420

Member
thanks for the quick responses,.....im going to plant in the 5gallon pot but only put about 3and gallons of dirt in it so i can hide it in the backyard a lil better...and i will have it in veg for about a month i figure....im not to sure yet first grow lol i kinda gotta find things out one thing at a time
 
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