Quote Originally Posted by leadmagnet
I prefer clay pots. Of course I don't mind tapping them with a hammer to crack-em in order to open them up to transplant into bigger pots either. Ain't like they're that expensive to replace.
Good luck. Not only are they heavier to work with, they're difficult to transplant...they hold the heat/cold, they promote mold and algae, (that's where the term "green thumb" comes from...gardeners picking-up the the terra-cotta pots, the thumb turns green from the mold/algae on pots) and finally...salts (and other potentially toxic minerals) absorb into the pot itself.

Stick with plastic. They last forever, and usually don't contribute to a plants problems like the terra cotta pots do.
Rusty Trichome Reviewed by Rusty Trichome on . Is it to early to flower for this noob I have been growing my plants for exactly 1 month now and they are doing great. On My tallest plant I used LST on it because I am limited for growing space, but it has about 5 nodes off main stem. My biggest overall plant has s6 nodes off main stem an is about 8 inches tall has little branches growing off branches nothing huge(all 3 plants have this) it's very bushy and compact. The plant had the top of its leaves burnt slightly and new growth was sightly affected. My third plant is almost Rating: 5