Ceph storage OSD disk upgrade (replace with larger drive)

I have three servers each with 1 x SSD drive (Ceph base OS) and 6 x 300Gb SAS drives, at the moment I'm only using 4 drives on each server as the OSD's in my Ceph storage array and everything is fine. My question is that now I have built this and got everything up and running if say in 6 months or so I need to replace these OSD's due to the space of the storage array running out is it possible to remove one disk at a time from each server and replace it with a large drive?

For example if server 1 had OSD 0-5, server 2 has OSD 6-11 and server 3 has OSD 12-17 could I one day remove OSD0 and replace it with a 600Gb SAS drive, wait for it to heal the do the same with OSD6 then OSD12 etc. etc. until all the disks are replaced, and would this then give me a large storage pool?

OK just for anyone that is looking for this answer in the future you can upgrade your drives in the way that I mention above and here are the steps that I have taken (please note that this is in a lab and not production)

1. Mark the OSD as down
2. Mark the OSD as Out
3. Remove the drive in question
4. Install new drive (must be either the same size or larger)
5. I needed to reboot the server in question for the new disk to be seen by the OS
6. Add the new disk into Ceph as normal
7. Wait for the cluster to heal then repeat on a different server

I have now done this with 6 out of my 15 drives over 3 servers and each time the size of the Ceph storage has increase a little (I'm only doing 320G drives to 400Gb drives as this is only a test and I have some of these not in use).

I plan on starting this on the live production servers next week now that I know it works and going from 300G to 600G drives I should see a larger increase in storage (I hope).