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Originally Posted by _linux_  it seems more like 2-3 gallon my 5 gallon buckets are bigger then that container |
I think it's just the angle, I was using at Ultra Wide Angle Lens, so it sort of distorts the perspective a bit.
Bottom line is, can it live the rest of its' live their (6-7 weeks)?
The other three have a lot of room left, but if I WERE TO TRANSPLANT IT, can someone tell me how it can be done, transplanting a 2 1/2 ft plant without damaging bud sites, nodes, branches, leaves or stems?
How, it is just so big, heavy and cumbersome. I would have to have my mom and dad help me with that bit.
Can transplantation be done succesfully without destroying the plant?
If someone is questioning whether or not their plant is root bound, how can someone tell for certain? (other than pulling it out of the container and examining it? How else can you tell? I mean I see the roots coiling and spiraling at the bottom of the container, and I just transplanted it about three weeks ago and added like 7 more inches of soil to the container for it to grow in, and it's already showing me this. How is it possible to keep o and on and on transplanting when they keep growing roots so god damn fast.