Ok lovely peoples! Im super excited to be here! Gotta share with someone! Lol I habe successfully gotten my first plant to grow and bud! Shes BEAUTIFUL! 
I’m scared though because i know the pot I have her in is WAY too small but between work and taking care of my family I have procrastinated as much as I can stand…Question is…am I too late? Lol somebody, anybody, EVERYBODY! HELP:sob:
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Yes unfortunately I think you’re too late to transplant.
Transplanting during flowering may shock her into hermie- and would hate to see that happen.
But the pot does look quiet small- how many weeks into flowering is she??
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It’s been about 3 weeks now. The buds have doubled in size since last week. I’m so mad at myself for slacking off like I did when I put so much into getting her going. I started her from a seed I had found in a friends’ bag lol. Waited almost a year before I planted her. This was back in late june. I do so regret not properly documenting her growth 
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She sure is tall
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@Ray4x so what about after I harvest? I want to try and keep my baby going so she can bud again. You think I could transplant her to a more permanent home then?
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@Wishingilivedina420state omg YES I wasn’t ready for the height. But I was scared to top her. LOL
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I love topping my plants, gets better yield . But you have to do it in your own time. Don’t try and rush anything with these plants it only causes problems.
I gotta say I agree with @Ray4x I wouldn’t transplant now , may cause big problems.
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Thanks @Wishingilivedina420state and @Ray4x I’m gonna leave her in her current pot and just worry about feeding for now. So far she’s been happy with the raspberry and goji berry tea I give her. She smells sooo yummy!
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Hey! She looks great! I’ve seen people have nice results with small pots. It’s not ideal, but you can make up for it with more frequent water/feed.
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Assuming you have a growlight, etc, and can flip back to vegging after harvest, I think you could pot it up once it’s growing vigorously again. You really have nothing to lose giving it a shot, right?
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It is possible to get your plant to reveg again. But I’ve seen a few people on here try without any success. And from what I read the yield is significantly less and seems to not be worth the time.
You will need to leave about a quarter to half of the buds and leaves on the plant when you harvest and then switch your light back to 18/6 or whatever you were using for veg.
In my opinion you are better off dropping a new seed and starting a new grow.
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I’m too a novice but is it too late to clone? That’d be better than starting from seed again at least. I think you have to clone before it flowers, right?
You can take clones up until 2-3 weeks after light switching. That is a process called monster cropping. Supposedly if you clone a plant that is just starting flowering and then reveg that clone- you get a bigger yield.
I’ve taken clones from plants 7 week’s after light flip with no issues other then taking a lil bit longer to root sometimes… 
