Bottling Dry Hopped Beer Question

I just bottled my second batch, which was dry hopped with pellets, not bagged. There still seemed to be a bit of hop material floating on the top after I racked into the bottling bucket. I tried to bottle without pulling any of that material in, but I'm not sure that I was fully successful. There might have been one or two very small flakes that made it into some of the bottles.

So, if a little bit of hops ends up in the bottle, should I be concerned? Also, for next time, should I use a fine mesh bag to dry hop, or potentially put a fine mesh bag around the siphon to keep more of the hops from getting into the bottle?

I put a mesh bag on the end of the siphon hose into my bottling bucket and it seems to have kept most of the "flakes" out of my IPA. Not sure if it is the preferred method but I didn't really think through the dry hopping process so I did what I could to remedy.

It sounds fine. Any little particles should settle out with the spent yeast in the bottle, and not be an issue at all.

I'm not a "bagger", and my beers turn out fine.

Cool...thanks much!!

great questioned...it just helped me!!!