Who uses 1 gallon pots?

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Hey there OG. So I am about to end up with way more plants than I am used to and am thinking of using 1 gallon pots for space. Who uses them? What are your results like? How long do you veg? I am accustomed to 5 gallon fabric pots for bud runs and this will be for a seed run so I am looking for your input OG. Let me know your thoughts.

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I used one gallon for my male plants.
Probably could do the same with females for seed runs

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I often use 1 gals for vegging my photos, and start to finish for autos sometimes. I’m in living soil so 1 gals aren’t ideal but they honestly work fine. I haven’t run into any troubles.

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I do a similar mix sometimes I run 3-5 gallon fabric. Other times I run a mix of 1-2 gallon plastic pots to allow me to run more and for seed.

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Biggest issue is having to water more often.

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I am currently using 1 gallon pots in flower. I think I veged 3-4 weeks or so. I’m expecting maybe an ounce per plant but I don’t know yet.

I flowered a plant in a 1g awhile back and yielded about an ounce or so.

The biggest difference will be watering schedule.

If it’s for seed it should be plenty.

+/- 10%

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I use 1 gallon pots of coco. They can get anywhere from 2-5 ft tall. I water 2-3 times a day with timer, fountain pump and 1/2 and 1/4in tubing.

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I go 6 weeks for veg, I’m in living soil. Blumats to ease the watering schedule.

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I wonder how do 1 gallon airpots work…Should be a lot of watering work :frowning:

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You can grow some nice small plants in em, short veg time pain in the ass to keep watered unless you’ve got some kind of drip system.

I did a 1 gal run pretty recently and they turned out nice, I was just chasing after em with the watering can by mid flower.

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Is this auto or photo?
Amazing work over there
@EugeneDebs420

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Thanks everyone. I guess I am just trying to figure out how to manage so many plants when there is only so much space available. Currently I am looking at dealing with 15 plants. I have to figure on a number of males in there that will get culled once they have done their business but until that point will need to keep things manageable.

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Photo, think that one was a monster pebbles.

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One gal are fine as far as root bound it’s just tough to keep them watered once there in high gear but it can be done.

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I grow in one gallon bags. I usually flip 4-6 weeks from seed, when they show. Coco, light on the perlite. I water once a day max, some less. I’ve pulled anywhere from 2-6 ounces per.

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Look into air-pots! You can get away with a lot less footprint.

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Nice, I use fabric pots normally when doing bud runs. I was thinking plastic pots might help with watering a bit. HMMM, debate debate, lol

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I have thought about air pots but it will be significantly more expensive to buy 15 of them. Being right before Christmas when I get thousands in bills for things like cottage and boat insurance renewals money get’s pretty tight.

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If you’re going that small I’d defiantly make some hempy pots. Might save you on some watering. If your running soil the smallest i’d go is 5 gallon. Im also looking to run more plants here soon. Switching over from living soil to coco. I’ll be running 3 gallon hempys with auto fertigation, feeding 6 times a day. The smaller the pots, the more you gotta water. Really no way around it.

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That’s the problem I have with 1 gals, watering at the bare minimum daily… sometimes 2 - 3 times in 24 hours.

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