Re-pot during flower

Hello again! I know this question's been asked before but I would like to get the opinion of someone who's actually seen my plant. I am wondering if it would be wise to re-pot my plant during flowering? It's day 17 of 12/12 now and she's stretching like crazy. I'm thinking this'll stop soon but the roots are once again coming out the pot. Is it actually worth it now and will she/we benefit from it, or will it just stress her out too much and waste time? Bare in mind I actually pretty experienced at transplanting plants - she's big now but I'll get someone to help me... Thanks

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Before anyone points out the obvious and says she should have been re-potted weeks ago, I am very aware of that now, thanks. She was a rescue plant and I was totally unprepared. This is my first indoor grow.

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NWGrower7

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What size pot? 5gal? if so your fine. Shell stop stretching anyday now. about the 3 week mark is when the stretch stops.
 
If done gently & correctly she'll love it after about 24 hours. Nutrients? She'll stop stretching so much, that's for sure, s long as your light is within 2 feet of her. What strain is it? *obviously it should have replanted about the same time it was topped, but since it's a rescue plant already I say it's your duty to further rescue it.........good luck you two!
 
I don't know the size of the pot sorry. Big enough to fit my head in. I guess I was kind of hoping experienced people would be able to tell from looking... Thanks, I hope she stops stretching soon. Next grow: five gallon pots.
 
If done gently & correctly she'll love it after about 24 hours. Nutrients? She'll stop stretching so much, that's for sure, s long as your light is within 2 feet of her. What strain is it? *obviously it should have replanted about the same time it was topped, but since it's a rescue plant already I say it's your duty to further rescue it.........good luck you two!
It's bagseed. Unknown strain. Strongly suspect sativa (would love to hear others opinions). Feeding her Biobizz Grow, Bloom, and Top Max at every watering.
 
I don't really want her to grow any taller, and I think you're both right she'll stop stretching soon, but what I want to know is: will a bigger pot and the chance to make more root mass (at this late stage) equal bigger buds?
 

RIKNSTEIN

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The "stretch" is normal durring flower, and no I wouldn't transplant her, I grow big happy girls in 3 gal pots all the time...and it looks more Indica to me with those fat leaves, a Sativa would have more spacing between the nodes...she looks happy and healthy, good luck.
 
dude, your plant was fucked a long time ago, respectfully, in terms of reaching its full potential. that's what is killing the experienced growers when they look at the plant. You really never know how a plant will react to a transplant, but usually things that are alive don't want to die;) Sounds like a lot of fertilizer, but I'm sure you're not using too much of each kind. pot size equal bigger buds? usually, but who knows here. I still say yes.
 

RIKNSTEIN

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dude, your plant was fucked a long time ago, respectfully, in terms of reaching its full potential. that's what is killing the experienced growers when they look at the plant. You really never know how a plant will react to a transplant, but usually things that are alive don't want to die;) Sounds like a lot of fertilizer, but I'm sure you're not using too much of each kind. pot size equal bigger buds? usually, but who knows here. I still say yes.
The plant looks fine, it needs a fan blowin' on it to strengthen the stalks to hold the weight of the buds...but you are wrong about pot size IMO, cuz I grow in 3 gal pots to have more room for more plants and here they are in all their glory..

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