It's easy to do- but not a great idea.

A.) One plant will often choke out the rest.
B.) Your females could have been growing a lot faster in veg if those males weren't in the way.
C.) When you do pull the male, you'll have to leave the root system, which will then rot in your soil, stressing your flowering girls and opening up an avenue for bacterial wilts.
D.) If your females mature at differant rates, which they will, you can't feed each plant as it needs- you have to give them all the same thing.


Other than that, it'll work fine.
rhizome Reviewed by rhizome on . Growing 6 plants in one pot Im growing 6 plants in one pot (incase you couldnt tell :) ) I wanted to try something new, i dont know what is going to happen. Im guessing that ill get unlucky and a few of them will be male. :( anyone else every try growing more then one plant in one pot? im talking about 1 ft in diameter pot, they are all close together, but the depth of the pot is like 1 ft. oh, and half the seeds are okay regs, and the other are great regs :wtf: Rating: 5