I will never...

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Rock.A.Roo

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I am so fucking bored.
I have always used 3 gallon fabric pots, but just stepped up to 7 gallon fabric pots...
"I will never..." use anything less than 7 gallon pots again!
Anyone feel like playing along...
I'm easily entertained... trolls and all!
 
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Rock.A.Roo

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I have no idea.
I am out of my mind bored and was thinking about the size difference of my plants from going from 3 gallons to 7 gallons.
I was thinking to myself... I will never use anything less than 7 gallons again, so I posted it...
 
jondamon

jondamon

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xtsho said:
Pot size should be determined by how you're growing. If you grow in coco 7 gallon fabric pots are overkill. If you grow in soil then 3 gallon can be much too small depending on plant size.
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Agree I’ve found 11L around 3G to give me the best output from pot size in coco.
 
insomnia65

insomnia65

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Going 20+ gallon fabric bags next time, changing from 3 gallon ( tried 5 gallons autopits, tried 5 gallon fabric, changing to photos no till and time now, veg time :)
 
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Rock.A.Roo

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mistergrafik said:
I was thinking you know; if ur going that big and maybe bigger; perhaps treating ur runoff. Recirculating fashion and save water / nutrition.

Pasta Water

Currently I run in 7.5 Gal Coco ; near harvest so back down to water once a day pre-sunrise :eyesmoke: :peace:
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What do you mean by "treating runoff"?
 
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