Quote Originally Posted by low_rdr
Roots expand before foilage grows - So when a plant is rootbound, the foilage expands to maximum capacity (then slows when it catches up with the roots) Transplnting gives the roots more room to grow, and then the foilage fills in again. Doing it more than once is unnecessary but I would start in a solocup for soil, and then move on to a 5 gallon bucket, that way at least your roots are getting the energy they need.
I knew why it made since to do it the the first time, but it made no since to me why some people went up in steps - transplanting multiple times (cup, 1-3gal, then lastly 5 gal).. I thought maybe they knew something I didn't know.
doniboy Reviewed by doniboy on . Why transparent multiple time? I've seen some people mention that they transparent from cups to 1-3 gallon containers and finally to 5 gallon containers. What's the reasoning behind all the extra trouble and work? Why not just transparent the clones straight to a 5 gallon or what ever size you plan on flowering them in in the first place? Rating: 5