Transplant pot size

Hello Frenchconnection Your girl is ready to be transplanted into final pot. I will go for at least 12/15l or 20l if you can. If you wish , lots of growers like to transplant first into medioum size pot 3l then into final pot. I find that not necessary and it may complicated thinks because its harder when transplanting bigger plants and one more time for possible error.

It all depends on how often you plan on transplanting. I personally started off with a small pot and then went to my fully frown pot immediately (which I recommend to be a 20L / 5 Gallon pot). If you plan on transplanting it more than once, try going for a 10L/ 2 Gallon pot and then move to a 15L/3 Gallon pot and finally moving it to the 20L/ 5Gallon pot) Good Luck with the rest of your grow, you have a lovely strain

Puedes trasplantar a una maseta de 10lts. Este trasplante favorecerá a la masa radicular, como consecuencia tu planta se verá más saludable y llena de vida. Suerte amigo

I'd aim for 2 or 3gal pot. 1Gal is ok but so small, 3.7L, Sounds like a lot but its just not that much space. You'll be transplanting again to soon. I start from a stranded yogourt container 32oz/0.9L Or a 1gal/3,7L >>>> 3Gal/12L >>>> 7Gal/30L I went up one more before but my tent was to small for it. so I max out at 7Gal. the L is the amount I use, Gal is estimated and not 100% accurate. I use Root Pouches #1 #3 #7 Best Of Luck!

A 3 gallon is the perfect jump up! This allows you to easily jump to a 5+ gallon pot with the best results to ensure the roots grow throughout the entire media.

Typically I go to 1 gal. Bit i grow outside and want to develop a nice solid rootball. Thus year I went directly from solos to 3 gal and I'll tell you I had some rough transplants. I definitely wished I stuck to 1 gals to realky get that solid rootball. It really depends on what your final size pot is and it is OK to go right into that. However it's much easier to iverwater a small plant in a big container. Good luck! Happy growing!

15 to 20L pot

I would think a 1 or 2 gallon, and fabric if you can. Add about 30 percent course perlite for better drainage and more air to the roots to help resist any overwatering later on.

From a solo cup transplant into a 1 gallon pot.