I always try to wait until they're slightly rootbound in the smaller containers before I transplant.. #1, this makes it easier to transplant, and #2 they seem to really take off once they feel all the new room to grow.

Lots of growers do it this way, while I'm sure that some don't... It's a matter of choice, really.
dooobster Reviewed by dooobster on . New one dreaming with only ONE question. This is all a dream.... 2 seeds sprouted, planted them in glass shaped plastic containers with homemade holes at the bottom for drainage. Been 3-4 days now and the first 2 real 2 leaves are about 1 in long. They have plenty of "sun", 1 23 watts for each pot right over them and one 42 watt right between them. 6500k cfl they are. Watering them with bottled water sitted for 2 days before using it. soil is a potting mix with 15% perlite i mixed it with. I've got the whole deal right i Rating: 5