Supreme_fishing
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What pot size for outdoors is good will a 22 litre pot be ok for a photoperiod after topping and low stress training? From begging to end of summer this year
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Pot size for photoperiod outdoors
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Switcher56
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10 gal or 45 litre
G
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I'm with him ^^^. 1000L is good. 200+gallons. 4 meters 5 lbs potential.
youll want at least 30 gallon pots, to avoid having to water more than once a day in the heat of the summer.
PDX Dopesmoker
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22 liters is big enough, I grow outdoors in containers that size and get good results. I repot them when they start showing signs of rootboundedness, and I repot them about two weeks before I expect the start of flowering, so usually two repottings overall for a seed thats started in early spring. If the plant is rootbound at the start of flowering and its manicured to have a lot of tops, then you'll get a lot of skinny buds. Single top plants still tend to make a pretty nice top when they're rootbound.
Mr. Burgundy
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I did mainling outdoors with 10g net pots, that was informative. I now do 25gallon Radicle bags,but I have yet to do mainling outdoors since. I agree -I upgraded sizes to maintain moisture in the rootball,and to not water more than once a day. I could not get too big in pot size -neighbors and all..
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