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I'd let them get a well established root ball run something around the edge of the pot and flip upside down or have a second hand to help get the pot off. If they have a good root ball shouldn't even slow them down, shouldn't miss a beat.
 
Or you could cut the bag off from top to bottom on each side and pull the bag all the way down. I like to flip the plant upside down and pull the pot off and do a one shot flip back into the new pot. Then i get the dirt off the leaves with a small air compressor
 
Morning GardenLady i'm doing mine from solo cup to 1 gal. plastic gives me 2months at least in the 1gal then i'll go to the fabric. I use the 3gal fabric for autos. I never transplanted a fabric pot, plastic for me much easier and I let them get alittle root bound as long as there healthy at transplant they'll take off.
 
I bought some extra cheep 1 gallon pots and I plant seeds in these ,when I transplant I cut the side of the pot and gently pull it off ,then I put some cheep duct tape over the slice and i'm good to go again
 
oh no we moved into the Dark zone lol I raised the lights as far as they can go and super cropped all the tall kolas ,I couldn't believe how good my fingers smelled ,they made my head spin
 

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Well OJ I just untied my old strapped down gals in the tent, they got a 7wks to go in their 3rd week of flower and don't seem to be stretching anymore most are 15" from light. I even took a riser out of my old mother Mango incase her twisted bent branches decide to raise up abit. :)
 
Thanks to Jordan, Budgal,and OJ 100 for you help. It all sounds good. 😊😊😊😊😊😊 I wrote these all down in my book😊😊
 
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Well sativas are really doing the stretch. Inch. A. Day. Indica dominant are staying slightly behind. Maybe half inch a day. About to call it the start of budding. Everyone is pushing white hairs like crazy. One is lagging it better not of jumped the fence to manhood. Light switch 5 days ago to 12s. beautiful plants everyone.
 

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Very nice, do you have a plan to fight the coming floppiness? I originally was going to use nets then changed my mind and decided to use yoyos then switched reflectors to one that covers 90%+ of my plants and I ended up not being able to use the yoyos so my tent is full of floppy ladies falling absolutely all over themselves and each other. Don't let this happen to you! lol
 
I've been tying and untying almost daily. And I get stronger stocks in the work I put in. Glad to have a place I can take em out daily and work on them full time job though but I got time so. I've always looks at it as you get the time you put in back at then end. Each plant gets its own mix of nutrients to keep em all tip top. Give the plant a violent shake every couple days with the twist ties off. Promotes stronger branches and main stock.
 
When they come out later when I get back to town I'll throw up a pic of each of the 8 plants, can see the difference between the 8. I don't do gentle. I force and wiggle stems into the form I want. It's my plant my rules lol. When you abuse from the start not much slows em down.
 
OK this time it worked LOL:doubtful: a view of the current photo grow. Upfront center is Mango mama, back right Girl Scout Cookie, back left OG Kush;) all are in 2wk of flower maybe couple days more, I don't know it's written down but I may be off by a week LOL kinda liking this retirement losing track of time and day. Great weather for next several days here in the upper 60s f time to really fill the pots with soil I been mixing letting it rest and turning it over in the big tub.

Garden veggies are just edible peas I've saved from last year, thinning out garlic and potatoes while hand tilling the raised beds adding old potting soil to them. Hope your days are filled with "strawberry cheesecake and rainbow zkittles" LOL I did eat a bowl of fruit loops last night :tasty:;)
 

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