Is It Time To Transplant????????

[Poohcat21]

I have 2 1/2 week old plants in 12 oz cups, should I replant now? I keep getting contradictory info, I don't want to kill them. Also I've heard it's best to transplant them into 6" pots, but have also heard go straight to 3 gallon pots, which is best?? Thanks:stoned:

Poohcat21 Reviewed by Poohcat21 on 03-17-2006. Is It Time To Transplant???????? I have 2 1/2 week old plants in 12 oz cups, should I replant now? I keep getting contradictory info, I don't want to kill them. Also I've heard it's best to transplant them into 6" pots, but have also heard go straight to 3 gallon pots, which is best?? Thanks:stoned: ;) :D Rating: 5

[karmaxul]

Seed I am assuming? They should be fine and easier to regulate humidity of the soil.

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[del...]

i'd wait until they become root bound. they're easier to handle and the rootball usually stays in place during the move if slight compaction has occurred. you'll know when it's time when you start seeing the hair-like roots growing out of the drain holes...

i start seeds in the pots they'll be growing in for the 1st 6 weeks or so...or until sexed then take females and transplant them into 5 gal pots for the duration of the grow (unless they're to become mother plants)

[busteruk7]

yeah good advice del i always wait till i get a root ball
just one thingmake sure if you get a plant that gets rootbound in a ridged pot you will have hell trying to get it out so go with a smooth sided pot
cheers