I agree with all replys.
3 gallon/or 10-12 inch pots; is plenty large enough. Take the pots now and lay them in the total floor light space...(10x10 ft.?)...this will show you your max female flowering plants, total...:thumbsup:

I use a cordless drill to drill extra holes. Good drainage is critical. I am currently experimenting with 4 gallon, tall, square, waste paper baskets...:jointsmile:...tall pots seem better than short round ones?...we'll see....they use a lot of soil...not sure it's worth it?

Good Luck!
Dutch Pimp Reviewed by Dutch Pimp on . best pot size & plant placement for 8x10 area what size pot for an indoor grow is best? floor space is 8x10 with 2- 1k HID- ceiling height is 8'- also what would be reasonable # of plants for this space-I am leaning toward 12 to 15 plants-the door opening is in the middle of a 10' wall- placing plants and lights to have access for maintenance is a concern not the most plants for this area- I know outdoors space gives higher yield and fewer problems of disease or pest- all help appreciated- you guys with an 8x10, how do you arrange plants Rating: 5