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11-13-2007, 02:18 PM #2
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amount of plants per 1sq meter
You can get about 9 cm of height for every liter of pot size. So a 6 liter pot means your plants will get to ~ 54 cm before they get rootbound and you have problems. That's a pretty small plant; you'd have to start flowering at about 20 cm to be sure you didn't outgrow the pot and overstress the plant. If you're going for a SOG, use the small pots and harvest more often.
IMO, I'd go for the big pots. A plant that is 100 cm tall (pretty good size for a 11 liter pot) is going to give you a lot more yield than a 50-55 cm plant. But SOG growers may tell you different things.
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