anyone who has experience doing this before have any tips?
I'd say hold off on that. Your plants are probably about to start showing flowers. :thumbsup: Unless height's a real concern (like if the neighbors can see 'em) you'll probably hurt your yield by fimming or topping so small, right before flower like this.

You need to get 1 plant in 1 pot ASAP. That's a much bigger concern.

You should also beat back that undergrowth around your plants, unless you're trying to hide 'em in there. You'll get more bugs, etc., and your plants are having to compete for light, space, resources with each other and the surrounding vegetation.

And "organic" is overrated, IMO. FYI:

The largest and oldest vermiculite mine in the United States was started in the 1920s, at Libby, Montana, and the vermiculite was sold under the commercial name Zonolite. The Zonolite brand and the mine was acquired by the W.R. Grace Company in 1963. Mining operations at the Libby site stopped in 1990 in response to asbestos contamination. While in operation, the Libby mine may have produced 80% of the world's supply of vermiculite.[4]
Just my .02.
Gonna follow along and I'm wishing you luck. :thumbsup:
Be careful, FL's a bitch. Hermie
DreadedHermie Reviewed by DreadedHermie on . South Florida Newbie Outdoor Grow Log :-D The following pics are pre and post transplant, the last pic is the 2 that were transplanted last week. The soil mixture is purely organic, used a combination of: 1part Peat moss 1part perlite 1part Vermiculite The soil itself is not miracle gro, lol... no extra unwanted nutes for me :-) I just started feeding them full strength fox farm nutes, 1/2 strength for first 2 weeks ( they are 3 1/2 weeks old) Rating: 5