Last on our list, but still very important, are the actual containers that the plants will grow in.
These are important because they allow the roots a safe and comfortable place to flourish. The better the root system, the better the plant health - and we all know what that leads to by now...
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Creating healthy roots
You would think that you could just get some type of pot or container and put some dirt into it, plant your seed and your done. In reality this is not the case. Choosing the container you want your cannabis to be grown in is something that is really important for the success of your plants. By choosing the right container you will provide a great space for your plant's roots to grow healthy and eliminate a lot of stress in the process.
When we talk about happy healthy roots, we want to make sure the roots get everything they need to be able to provide the plant everything it needs for maximum production. Its not just enough to create the perfect above-ground environment for your plants, but you also have to create the perfect below-grounds environment too. There are things that go into the soil that are needed to help your plant thrive, so we need to make sure we're choosing the right container.
To be fair... There have been a lot of growers that have been able to experiment with growing in small containers. Those experiments proved that you CAN grow in small containers and get good quality cannabis. The issue is that it is A LOT of work and definitely not recommended for beginners. There is a lot more maintaining the plant because it will go through its nutrient resource faster as it grows bigger and bigger. So to save yourself time and stress give your plants, and yourself, room to grow and expand by providing your plant a large enough container to grow in.
This does not mean you cannot use small containers. If you use a small container to start/germinate your seeds then that is perfectly ok. You will want to learn how to transplant your seed to another container.
