Don't make a mistake and become "gear centric". It's all about growing a plant with specific characteristics. It starts with the seeds and their specifications. If you have sixty inches of vertical grow space you have to subtract the height of the pot and the distance from your highest light setting plus about 20 inches from the light to the top of the mature plants. So, the simple math is 60 inches overall minus10 inches of the pot minus 6 inches (a guess) from the light to the ceiling minus 20 inches from the light to the top of the plants. This equals a plant no taller than 24 inches! You do not require 10 gallon pots for a 24 inch plant. if you have a ceiling of 8', it will allow for plants that reach up to sixty inches.
In addition, 10 gallon pots full of soil weigh a lot and are difficult to move around, especially in tight spaces. You need to plan your grow and work your plan.