Putting them directly in large pots is very inefficient when it comes to lighting.
That's why commercial growers of ornamental plants always seed into those little 6-pack things. You can grow out more plants with less light that way.
The trick is to try to make the leaf canopy pretty much continuous, so no light is lost to the soil.
stinkyattic Reviewed by stinkyattic on . Cloning question After the cuttings take root in the rockwool can I plant them in 3 gal or more pots so they can stay there for the entire period of their growth and I dont have to be worried about transplanting, or do I have to place them in smaller pots and work my way up? Also what should the light cycle be set for when they are first rooting, and then when they are placed in soil? Thanks :rasta: Rating: 5