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Does anyone have any tips or info that could help
I really want to transplant out of the big pot but I am scared to I don’t think I would be able to
I feel as if it was overwatered root rotted and root bound and totally just MAYBE did a miraculous 180 after I added a friend there
Agree kill the smaller 1. Someone with more experience could probably transplant it. You might be able to put them both in a larger pot and lst them. Still might be a problem with the roots down the line. Personally I would transplant them both into a larger pot and see what happens. Then LST them the best you can.
Keep the larger one and kill the smaller. They will both fight for root space/food and leaf space/light which will hinder there potential.
If you want to keep the other you might be able to separate it when you transplant.
The smaller one is two months behind only on day 19’now and is growing great! Maybe I could let them both be final growing spots
I know there gonna lose potential for sure :/ still will be beautiful
Bigger one is from 7-20!
Small ones 9-25
the big pot is close to 3 gallons.. as long as you don't go too far over 4-6 week vege, the pot size shouldn't make too much of a difference -- less so if you treat it like a hydro/soilless grow.
the 3 1-gal sized pots will definitely impact yield... unless your are providing frequent fertigation, then that will mitigate the small pot to some extent... a lot of extra effort to water constantly... those things will drink fast. Your soil's amendments won't last long, you'll be providing 100% of the nutes before long.. just like a soilless grow. so, if you use readily available nutes ("hydro" nutes) it will help.
you can get 40+ grams out of a solo cup grow (16oz or 1/8th gallon) with hydro nutes and soilless substrate.
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