Rootbound420
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Which is one do you prefer and why? Trying to compare about to grab some new pots want some opinions of others!
Its hard to tell the difference in knock offs i see so many different brand names. Is the legit brand name just "air pot"? Also comparing rain science to air pots which is better? Thanks guys appreciate your input!!
Yeah, it is hard to tell. If you're looking on Amazon, I think the "superroots" air pots are the original brand. They're much more expensive than the knockoffs. I have like three different knockoff brands, and all of them work great. The only difference really is the material they are made of-the original seems indestructible and will 100% last a lifetime. The knockoffs are made of decent plastic, and I also expect them to last a lifetime, but there is a noticeable difference in quality that will make zero difference in your garden. Good luck!Its hard to tell the difference in knock offs i see so many different brand names. Is the legit brand name just "air pot"? Also comparing rain science to air pots which is better? Thanks guys appreciate your input!!
If you look at the link i posted i highlighted the difference and what to avoid.Its hard to tell the difference in knock offs i see so many different brand names. Is the legit brand name just "air pot"? Also comparing rain science to air pots which is better? Thanks guys appreciate your input!!
Yep superroots i found them. A lot faster shipping through amazon. Lol thanks!Yeah, it is hard to tell. If you're looking on Amazon, I think the "superroots" air pots are the original brand. They're much more expensive than the knockoffs. I have like three different knockoff brands, and all of them work great. The only difference really is the material they are made of-the original seems indestructible and will 100% last a lifetime. The knockoffs are made of decent plastic, and I also expect them to last a lifetime, but there is a noticeable difference in quality that will make zero difference in your garden. Good luck!
I saw that. I was already trying to think of an idea to plug the top 2 rows before i found the actual air pot brand. Think ill just grab the air pot brand only $15 more not to badThe main difference between original air pots and the knockoffs is that the first couple of rows in the original do not have holes in them to allow watering without it coming out the sides.
Keep in mind the sizes run a little odd when you are ordering. 0.7g, 1.2g, 2.2g, 3.6g, 5.6g.I saw that. I was already trying to think of an idea to plug the top 2 rows before i found the actual air pot brand. Think ill just grab the air pot brand only $15 more not to bad
Thanks! I use 3 gallon fabric now so i guess ill go with the 3.6gal. Wonder why they do the weird sizes.Keep in mind the sizes run a little odd when you are ordering. 0.7g, 1.2g, 2.2g, 3.6g, 5.6g.
Here the list with associated color bottoms.
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The shape of the pot directs roots to the open holes and prevents roots from spiraling.Gday. DWC grower here so this is more just out of curiosity.
But whats the deal with these? I imagine having the holes all over it increses air to the roots, and would encourage air pruning, minimizing spiraling roots? But why the inward facing bumps? Why not just a regular pot with holes drilled all over it?
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I also usually run 3g. I bought the yellow 2.2g Air-Pot. They say they are the equivalent of a 3 gallon pot. Between the massive root system they created and the slightly smaller size I wish I had the 3.6g ones.Thanks! I use 3 gallon fabric now so i guess ill go with the 3.6gal. Wonder why they do the weird sizes.
3.6 it is!I also usually run 3g. I bought the yellow 2.2g Air-Pot. They say they are the equivalent of a 3 gallon pot. Between the massive root system they created and the slightly smaller size I wish I had the 3.6g ones.
From my last run with the 2.2g Air-Pot.
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