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Transplant in flower?

Not I, this identity is the only one I have on the net. Looks like a good time. Not really my music scene but wouldn't mind seeing what's left of the dead. Rock on the range is my kinda festival, might give some folks here a heart attack. 😂
 
Plants were not supposed to go outdoors, but WTF..better than culling them..LOL
I don't like peeling the fabric pots from the root ball..The hairs are suck to the old fabric cloth pretty firmly as they get air pruned. Those root balls are so thick, it takes water 5-7 minutes to penetrate..Glad they should finish in a month or so..It's been a tiring journey, especially with my normal indoor grow.
 
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Did you see how big they got in those pots?..I wanted bushes..NOT TREES!! LMAO
 

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The pots looked small compared to the can and the plants. But most pots would look small compared to those "pots." Those are gonna be monsters. Wait they already are.
 
I had a similar issue in my 10 gallon scrog. Roots were so dense I couldn't stick my finger in it to test for moisture. It started doing some funky stuff towards the end of that grow. I looked at the roots and the tap root had curled around itself and they didn't look healthy at all.

Now I have 2 plants in 15 gallons and they are massive. I'm seriously considering moving up to 20- 25 gallon pots before I initiate flowering. There's a lot of compaction and root mass in the center of the pot. It's making me think they need more room.
 
I also had problems towards the final 3weeks of flower in a 3 gallon fabric pot. She was the problem child as all others were in 5s all at 48 inches tall. She started to have problems and it was too late by the time I wanted to transplant. Knowing what I do now I could have stuck the 3 in a 10.
 
I used to have hundreds of peat pots that I could plant. Had them from 1 gallon to 10 gallon but used them all and havent even found 3 gallon ones that are cheap.
 
Never transplant during flower. New soil will have extra N, which will probably cause your flowers to slow down. Plus, your plants are FINE. Every plant in soil gets root bound. It doesn't matter about final container size. Just keep feeding and watering. Put the plants on a drip tray, so when you water and it runs out, the fabric pot sits in a puddle for a little while and the plant will suck it back up. That will help you water less frequent. When I will be gone for a day or two, I over water and leave them in a puddle. The plants soak that water up quick!

Get to harvest, it won't be an issue. Everything the plant needs, you can provide. The soil is just a home for the roots, like coco or perlite or hydro water. Just a physical space, and small spaces are fine.
 
Doesn't matter the size, cannabis will fill it with roots!
Those 25g pots will still be full of roots the same way!
 
Hope all is well for you..I suggest watching for sacs..especially in weeks 4-7..Good luck and may she produce great smoke for you!!:)
 
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