Transplanting help

[Sponger4life]

hey me again, alright a little fertalizer and 24 hours of light does the trick. so now im wondering i have 7 plants 3 are in a 4-5 inch width / 1 ft long pot. and 3 in another one the same exact size and then theres 1 in a 6 inch diameter pot. my plants are all about 3-4 inchs tall so when will i need to transplant them? how much space do the roots need? can i plant some togeather in a biger pot and if so how do i space them?

Sponger4life Reviewed by Sponger4life on 12-16-2004. Transplanting help hey me again, alright a little fertalizer and 24 hours of light does the trick. so now im wondering i have 7 plants 3 are in a 4-5 inch width / 1 ft long pot. and 3 in another one the same exact size and then theres 1 in a 6 inch diameter pot. my plants are all about 3-4 inchs tall so when will i need to transplant them? how much space do the roots need? can i plant some togeather in a biger pot and if so how do i space them? Rating: 5

[llamaman666]

when it is root bound transplant them, put them into 3 gallon pots atleast, 5 if you have space.

[Sponger4life]

when the root is bound? well i have about a 4 ft by 4ft area and the cealings like 5 ft high so i was thinking get 4 big pots and put them all in there

[dylan]

when you can pull the plant out of the pot and all the soil comes out covered with roots you have root bound. simply turn the pot up side down and gently tap it like you were making a sand castle. if the soil does not fall out into your hand easly then you should try to wait. also do this when the soil is good and dry.