Is my pot big enough?
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Mr. Cheetah
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what the man said, plus your soil doesnt look very aerated too. perfectly you want to have a gal per month of growing. i know the ppl doing the solo cup challenge can prove me wrong for the size of the pot lol
hotrodharley
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Reusable shopping bags are better than what you are using. Yes you can grow in reusable shopping bags.
J232
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I was gong to try a shooter glass or something little, I know what you mean though, seen some impressive plants in cups lol.what the man said, plus your soil doesnt look very aerated too. perfectly you want to have a gal per month of growing. i know the ppl doing the solo cup challenge can prove me wrong for the size of the pot lol
what the man said, plus your soil doesnt look very aerated too. perfectly you want to have a gal per month of growing. i know the ppl doing the solo cup challenge can prove me wrong for the size of the pot lol
How big my pot should be then? Can anyone tell me in inches , or cm , anything except that gallon requirement like how the hell u measure pots into gallons
EDIT , googled its about 12 inches in height and 10 inches wide.
Since it says 5 gallons i assume it will take 5 kg of my mixture
TreeFarmerCharlie
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Pots are sold in gallon and/or liter sizes. 1 gallon = 3.785 liters. This should help you figure it out though.
Pot size inches to gallon to liters conversion
Today was one of those days I wish there were something 'standardized' about pot sizes. One catalog uses one set of…
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Pots are sold in gallon and/or liter sizes. 1 gallon = 3.785 liters. This should help you figure it out though.
Pot size inches to gallon to liters conversion
Today was one of those days I wish there were something 'standardized' about pot sizes. One catalog uses one set of…
Americans are weird when it comes to measures , just googled its about 12 inches big and 10 inches wide.
TreeFarmerCharlie
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When it comes to measuring capacity and and lengths, I personally prefer metric, but I prefer Fahrenheit over Celcius for some reason. It just seems to make more sense to me.
