1st set of 3 is current date with the date they popped out. Minus the Ky, all are in 5 gallon pots. Considering stretch time by strain, can I hit that final in the pots they are in?
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I’m going to say no.
I always heard a foot a gallon
Meaning you can do a 5 foot plant in a 5 gallon
And so on.
But im not an expert at container gardens outside.
Hopefully someone with more experience will show up here soon.
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Just read 5 gallons of soil for 3 ft of height
It really depends how big they were when you put them out.
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Kush was 16, TW about 8, and the Ky, about a foot. Put them out a few weeks ago
Don’t worry so much about your numbers let it be what it will be.
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You’re going to need bigger pots.
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Wasn’t worried, just curious if it could happen. Ordered 10 gallon fabric pots, so it is what it is
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10 footers? I would think a bare minimum of 50 gallons… and a nice early start.
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The dates on the first row are when they popped out, and that’s a big pot! I’ll keep it in mind for future reference. Think for now, just going to run with what is coming in the mail
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In my experience outdoor in containers, an ounce per gallon is a real good run.
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creeeeeeeak…
1 lb/ 10gal outdoor with good sun
Not sure why height matters…
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It doesn’t, was just a curiosity. I’ll be happy with what I get. Doesn’t matter if I use 5 or 10 gallon pots
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Definitely use the 10
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those are both essentially solo cups outdoors. especially fabric.
no, it isn’t. early start seed plants grown full-term outside? forget ten gallons and add a zero.
outdoors isn’t like indoor at all.
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That strikes me as a bit hyperbolic even if true.
To me it’s big, and I know indoors is nothing like outdoors. @leetdood the 10s should be here around the 1st, and should be ready to transplant to those by then.
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Sweet. Hope they take off for ya.
I have no doubt they will
Curious if it’s a salts or organic run?
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