See the attached. I had been planning on repotting however she seems to be doing quite well! Should I reconsider repotting for a possible bigger yield?
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Absolutely want to repot. U can’t grow a whole plant out of a solo cup I don’t believe. I’m still new to this too, I’m only a few grows in at this point, but I don’t see u being able to grow a good sized plant while using a solo cup as ur pot the entire grow. @Lmckenzie0322 it’s off to a good start tho, I think ur good to repot right now. I transplanted my first grow after three days. I thought it would kill it but I woke up to a plant still standing
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Thanks jiggman! I’m indoor 75F, bottled water, photo light system. 1 gallon pot. Should I wait for her to dry before repotting? Thanks so much! Like I said I’m a complete novice!
Oh Ilgm seed bank (auto grow) not sure the strain however.
Well, you can, but takes some different approach to the grow.
I agree; 3 gallon fabric pot would work well.
If I could apply any advice to a new grower I’d say to invest in a GOOD light. Stay away from blurples, most anything for sale on Amazon (a couple of exceptions) and anything from overseas. HLG is my first choice if not going D.I.Y.
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I just repotted but I think I may have damaged the root stem (possibly broken!) darn should I just trash it?
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I think I’ll give it a day or so to see if I see if she continues to grow. So damned impatient!
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No, I think it will probably be fine
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If you broke the taproot the plant would tell you right away.
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The deed is done but for future reference. I like for the soil in the transplant to be moist. I think the ball holds together better. Especially if using coco or peat.
A very convenient and safe way to transplant is to use transplanter pots. They have a Velcro closure down the side. Simply open it up and peal the pot down. Totally stress fee on the plant. I use the 1 gallon size.
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Look u can transplant her into her final pot if u want to or you could wait another week or two and then transplant what i would do is put three mls of seaweed liquid in to ur water and feed ur seedlings that it will promote good root growth
Thanks for the feedback!
Hello see the attachments. All looks good as I’ve just moved all plants to a tent. Babies look dark geeen and hopefully will stay the course!
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I’m outta likes @Lmckenzie0322 they definitely look nice. I’d be careful bringing them outside. Make sure to check for pests before u put them back in ur tent
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I’m with @JiggaMan1987 Be careful taking indoor plants outside, then back indoors. Definitely increases the risk of bug infestation in your tent 
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Thanks for the sound advise. Should I spray them down?
All the baby at the very bottom has stopped growing! She’s nice and green in a 5 gallon pot. I water as needed once I can feel dry by finger probe. Any suggestions? The others are growing as expected.
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Hello all. Lighting 20/4. Should I change the lighting schedule to 18/6? Most are in vegetation please advise thanks!