I agree with Dutch...go with 5 gallon pots. 25-30% peralit. Also put about 3 inches of pebble gravel at the bottom of the pot to avoid root saturation. Transplanting into pots has the mobile advantage of "movement" if need be!
You can also force them into flowering by simply moving them into your garage or some other totally dark enclosure.

Grow well...stay mobile! :thumbsup:
BudE714 Reviewed by BudE714 on . Is it time to transplant? Here is my plant today at about 3 to 4 weeks old. I started it from a bagseed and I'm not 100% sure on what it is. I am using an organic soil and just started giving it a 20-10-10 mix. Do you think it time to transplant to a bigger pot yet? If so what size? I don't really want to transplant it into the ground so that I can keep it out of bad weather. I will be wanting to get a good soil for it when the transplant occurs. So if you have any ideas on that please let me know what would be best for Rating: 5