I have finished plants that ended up being 4 ft tall, and producing 20+ grams....in the 3.5 container. [/QUOTE]

That is not enough green for a 4ft plant. If I dried out my girls after a few wks of flower without finishing them just the bud sites would weigh more. Is the + part of your 20+ grams hiding the rest of the weight? I had about 40+ grams with a 3 gallon pot using bag seed. Now using 4.7g pot with quality strains so expecting to stock up this season.

I like to transplant before flowering after allowing a few days to deal with any stress from the transplant. Also just a thought about temps. Soil temp is not ambient room/cab temp so if your soil temp is 70f your set, if not what would you think it is? I am guessing a few degrees lower maybe two or so. Not sure what the ideal temp for soil should be. Someone on here might chime in that knows.
frostedwonder Reviewed by frostedwonder on . Opinions.. Ok this is a plant grown in MG in the basement @ 70 deg F with (2) 100W Eq 6500K CLF's (1) 150W Eq 2700K CLF and a 1x1 square with red/blue LED's. I am keeping the CLF's roughly 3" from the baby and it is all contained in a 2'x2'x4' pegboard box with the white side in. I have done a 24/7 lighting on this and I am concerned with it's growth. Please take a look at the picture and tell me if this plant looks happy for 2 weeks old. Rating: 5