just wondering what would be the best size pots for the cheese strain,bought from the greenhouse co.
i've 6 pots that are 6 litres.
but if they would be better of in bigger pots plz inform me
cheers

start of in small pots and keep chacking the roots till theres a nice root ball then pot up a size
im 1 week in flower on same cheese im in 6.5ltr pots at moment ill probably keep in these

yeah i ment to say for their final flowering pot.
i think i might get some a bit bigger just to make sure.

i've done the orginal cheese i've also messed about with plant no. and pot size i prefer to grow big plants in 11l i get nearly twice as much a what i do in 6.5 but you neeed to veg them properly

my problem is space but ive experianced it with other strains hopefully ill get away with it i veged em for 6 weeks there looking good up to now ill check roots in a week and see from there

looks like 11ltr pots then,cause i want to get the best i can out of them.
they have germed ,in 3inc pot at the mo.
1 is starting to pop her head up.
gonna veg for 6/7 weeks then flower.
might try & start a diary when they have all popped up.

im growing GH cheese..starting off in 3/4"POTS then up to 7" pots then last pot up into 10"pots all sqaure pots from gwell

IME it all boils down to what you want to do. You can get the very best out of your plant in whatever pot size you choose, there's no magical pot size that will suddenly give you the best out of it. I use 4 x 6.5L square pots in my 'drobe, which allows me to grow up t 4 strains, whereas using 2 x 11L squares (which would probably yield about the same final weight I suppose) would reduce that choice.
I used to grow all my plants in 10 and 15L buckets. But then I read OT1's "48 baby cuts" thread and saw the potential for scaling down. Made sense to me, because it meant less hefty lifting and with my back, that's good news. I've never looked back. Since then I've grow in whole rooms, partitioned rooms, big boxes, grow tents and now my little wardrobe. The 6.5L Squares have proved perfect for every situation.
There's really no need, IMO, to go upwards of 6.5L squares in an indoor grow. They are so easy to use and even with dodgy old spines like mine they are perfectly liftable. I've had strans that can produce 2 Oz off a 36" (finishing height) plant, which would mean that if I did that x 4 in my wardrobe I would end up being within a smidgin of the 1 gram per watt target. Given better growing skills, I am sure that target could be passd with ease.