Guess it depends on the time in each container. Stair step transplanting would give fresh goodies each time. I’d watch em young and try to get a handle on the strength of the soil. Looking on the website I’d probably cut that soil with pumice or something for solos.
Good growing 
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Yeah their site is basically all I had to go off for info so far, but I do appreciate your insight on the pumice as I thought I should be adding something for better aeration at least, though I’ve never even seen pumice in a store before but I do have a fat bag of purlite
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Perlite will work to cut the soil for babies. Half and half
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No kidding? I’ve never used even close to that much perlite ever, could explain why I’ve had beautiful seed tails wither away under the soil, just simply not enough air?
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Half Eddie.( Pack o beans for the reference )
From solo to 1-3-5 seems excessive. Imo with quality soil and inputs 2 weeks after transplanting healthy 1g to 5g you’re ready to topdress and flip. Got worms?
Edit: how much perlite do you normally add? That amount is for seedlings cups and learning the strength of the soil
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Really? I guess I always just thought the more often you can up pot, the better… no? I especially figured from 1-5 would be too much just because maybe it would stay too wet for too long
1/5 of the mix is perlite I would say, but I’ve just been coasting with it from cup to 5gal
Nothing is “better”. A strong case can be made for doing as little as possible. Red wrigglers from a bait shop cover crop get those 5s going ever consider 7s or 10s?
Sorry I must have forgot to respond to the part about the worms, but no I’ve never used worms before.
yes, i have I’m just not really trying to veg plants for very long so I didn’t think it necessary, and to be totally honest I’ve never even used larger than 3gal so I was thinking the 5gal would be a game changer for me 
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