1 Pflanze in 40L auf 70x70cm

70x70 I set it up in a 40x40 with the Stixx. Here are all the pictures at a glance. I took my time with the training and put in relatively more effort than usual because I think better space utilization through training is much more appropriate with one plant than with 3-4 plants. It feels like it turned out well, except for one broken main stem that luckily split like when topping, but unfortunately now sits pretty deep in the flower canopy. I pruned and bent as much as possible each time without worrying about stress and time.

70x70 The photo is from flowering week 1 or 2 after the presumably final defoliation and lollipopping. I only left the plant 1-2 weeks to acclimate in the larger area and started flowering when the growth was really noticeable again. Getting the watering right in the big pot was the trickiest part, especially since the plant had barely rooted and hadn't pulled much, so I had to wait almost a week before the next watering. From flowering week 4, I settled on 5L every 4-5 days, though I give an extra 1-2L if it seems too dry to me. Still have LST clips everywhere, as the plant had spread out incredibly until a few days ago and constantly needed adjustments to give all the shoots their space; next time I'll use a net for that^^

70x70 Around week 10, but really strong, the buds are nicely spaced out and growing well.

70x70 Unfortunately, I lost interest in the diary back then and just managed to dig up the last pictures here. The harvest was very relaxed as the larger branches were evenly grown, probably the result of genetics + training. The conclusion is that I now have a better feel for the effectiveness of pot sizes from 11 to 50 liters. I'm now definitely going for 25L fabric pots with drainage trays, but in one of the next grows, I’ll compare 20L Airpots, 25L fabric pots, and the 25L plastic pot side by side with autos, as the differences should stand out even more visually and in terms of weight. Maybe I'll do the same again with clones in the distant future. The harvest was qualitatively and quantitatively very close to the 2 or 3 plant division, but it was a bit less effort to harvest one uniform plant.