Usually I don’t. But I have before. I’m just curious. About how big a pot should I use if I wanted to wait until the plant showed it’s sex before I transplanted it into its final home? (Without causing any undue stress on the plant) I have some reg seeds I’ve been hanging onto for a while. I suppose I could just plant them both in the same pot but on the chance that I end up with 2 females I’d like them to have their own container. Hope everyone’s having a good weekend! Hope to hear back from you guys
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Basically whatever size you want. 3-10 gallon seems to be the common favored sizes.
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I wouldn't wait until they show sex, by then it's day 25 or later...
Transplaning seedlings is usually done by day 10-12.
Transplaning seedlings is usually done by day 10-12.
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I transplant every seedling, auto and photo, into 1 gal air pots at about 2 weeks old. No problem. No skill required other than patience.
Stress is when you push the rope.
Stress is when you push the rope.
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