Too much Nitrogen will encourage foliage growth, as opposed to flower development. Just make sure there is less Nitrogen in the N-P-K, and you shouldn't have to worry about this as much.

As for transplanting, since you're so early into flowering and flower formation is minimal, now would be the best time to transplant, if you're going to. You'll likely slow growth down for a week or two, but it'll resume as the roots get acclimated to their new home. Better to go that route, than to diminish your yield because your roots have nowhere to go later in flowering.
Mr. Clandestine Reviewed by Mr. Clandestine on . Transplanting question I am a week and a half through bloom and currently in 2 gal pots, the plants are starting to shoot up. I want to transplant into 5 gal pots, i will have plenty of roo in my cab. Will transplanting them this far into bloom stress them out too much??? Also does anybody have any advice on any extra care they would require after the transplant??? As i have never transplanted befor.. Thanks All:hippy: Rating: 5