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Byorn54

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2nd bagseed grow out of my closet not sure what I should change if anything (realistically changeable)
 

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Looking good ❤️ How is that cloth pot to work with , may order some? What stain or is it kinda a surprise like mine ?
 
AuntB said:
Looking good ❤ How is that cloth pot to work with , may order some? What stain or is it kinda a surprise like mine ?
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Vegas-NJ bagseed Sunrise, I haven’t been growing in anything besides fabrics but I like it, if it doesn’t have holes at the bottom when you buy them you have to stab the crap out of the bottom of it with some scissors for drainage but they’re awesome bags. IMO
 
I’ve read they let the roots get more oxygen, But you have to water more frequently. That’s a good tip about the holes I’ll keep that in mind . I just got ( bag seed ‍♀️ ) I have a bunch , I’m very curious to see how yours turns out . You said this is the second how was the first ?
 
Byorn54 said:
Vegas-NJ bagseed Sunrise, I haven’t been growing in anything besides fabrics but I like it, if it doesn’t have holes at the bottom when you buy them you have to stab the crap out of the bottom of it with some scissors for drainage but they’re awesome bags. IMO
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I also grow in fabric bags but didn't punch drainage holes at the bottom. I dont think you have to because the fabric allows water to drain straight through it
 
AuntB said:
I’ve read they let the roots get more oxygen, But you have to water more frequently. That’s a good tip about the holes I’ll keep that in mind . I just got ( bag seed ‍♀ ) I have a bunch , I’m very curious to see how yours turns out . You said this is the second how was the first ?
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very rough and it taught me a lot of what to do’s on this one
 
fatasstrex said:
I also grow in fabric bags but didn't punch drainage holes at the bottom. I dont think you have to because the fabric allows water to drain straight through it
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I did it because I wasn’t getting the drainage I wanted I might also add hydroton expanded clay pebbles on the bottom of my fabrics for even more drainage for my next grow. Probably going to change my perlite amount and add vermiculite as well.
 
Byorn54 said:
I did it because I wasn’t getting the drainage I wanted I might also add hydroton expanded clay pebbles on the bottom of my fabrics for even more drainage for my next grow. Probably going to change my perlite amount and add vermiculite as well.
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how were you able to judge the drainage? They just weren't drying out fast enough?
 
fatasstrex said:
how were you able to judge the drainage? They just weren't drying out fast enough?
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It was coming out the sides more the bottom and I wanted it coming out the bottom too so after watering the soil moist I wanted the excess to just flow through. To avoid over/under watering I guess would be the goal
 
I watered with rainwater today instead of tap so I could add more nutes the runoff was was almost clear and the acid or base I added flipped the ph like crazy
 
Byorn54 said:
It was coming out the sides more the bottom and I wanted it coming out the bottom too so after watering the soil moist I wanted the excess to just flow through. To avoid

over/under watering I guess would be the goal
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You just have to water slowly with cloth pots.

AuntB said:
I’ve read they let the roots get more oxygen, But you have to water more frequently. That’s a good tip about the holes I’ll keep that in mind . I just got ( bag seed ‍♀ ) I have a bunch , I’m very curious to see how yours turns out . You said this is the second how was the first ?
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The idea is really to air prune the roots which happens when the root tip pokes through the fabric and the tip air dries causing it to send out another root, it stops root circling and allows a bigger root mass in the same size pot without having to be up potting several times.
 
coreywebster said:
You just have to water slowly with cloth pots.



The idea is really to air prune the roots which happens when the root tip pokes through the fabric and the tip air dries causing it to send out another root, it stops root circling and allows a bigger root mass in the same size pot without having to be up potting several times.
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I use a water bottle with a hole in the cap to water I’ll poke some more holes and slow it down a bit.
 
Bit slow on this but would letting the roots prune themselves and wait longer on a transplant be better or transplant before or when it starts pruning.
 
I’m trying to spread the fan leaves with wire so the newer leaves have more room. Is that the right thing to do?
 

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AuntB said:
I’ve read they let the roots get more oxygen, But you have to water more frequently. That’s a good tip about the holes I’ll keep that in mind . I just got ( bag seed ‍♀ ) I have a bunch , I’m very curious to see how yours turns out . You said this is the second how was the first ?
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First is still in flower and almost to harvest just ashamed of it
 

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added a new cup to the closet seed planted today. That’s the seed. Did towel germination.
 

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