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5 gal smart pots are 10 1/2 in tall and 15 in wide 3 gal smart pots are 7 or 8 in tall and 11 in wide. I don't know about other companies pots as I don't have any. And the ones at that hydro store are a different company so you would have to look up the specs on that brand to know.

I think the 3 gal would work good for your setup. I think they will take about the same sqft as your 2 gal so it shouldn't change your plant count to much just add some additional weight to your plants.

You can search air pruning, root pruning, air pots, smart pots, etc. on youtube or google to get more info if you want. They really do work.

No its these http://www.discount-hydro.com/products/C.A.P.-Gro-Pots.html or you can use these which do the same the thing http://www.discount-hydro.com/superoots-air-pots/ The basic premise is that your roots hit air when they reach the side of the pot and instead of spinning around the outside...

Here is the results of someone who did a side by side of smart pots verse square plastic pots the only deference being the pot and from what I have seen in my own garden and others these are pretty typical results as far as yield difference. OK, before I type everything out, all I...

I'm talking about the fabric pots you are in plastic correct? If your going to get new pots try those.

Have you tried Smart Pots? I have seen about a 15-20% increase since I started using them and my root balls are much denser then they have ever been. I don't think I even know of anyone who has used them and then decided to go back to traditional pots.

Whats your solution is it organic? I think you made your nutrient solution into a basic organic tea which is why it was bubbling and smelled funny. That's just a guess thou because I'm soil and I use prozyme in my organic teas. I tend to tell first time growers to go in soil because its harder...

Rrog with heat exchangers and air handlers the water can be as cool as u want because condensation will not be a problem but with ice boxes you want to make sure those are above dew point because they are attached to your hoods and you don't want condensation around your lights.

Subscribed... Its been a while since I have been around and it's good to see some of the same people around. I'm jealous you got ChiTown's Sour Kush and I am going to have to buy some of DST's Dog at Breeders Boutique < First time I have heard of this seed site so + Rep for that! Anyways good...

Im in soil so its a bit different for me but when I have roots I transplant them to keep them from yellowing. My soil has nutes in it so as soon as they are transplanted they are getting food. My friend likes to wait for a lot of roots to come out before he transplants but his clones always...

Yeah, if you see hairs they are sexed unless you have a hermie and then that usually doesn't show up till much later in the grow. On the top nodes where the branch meets the stem you will either see a pistol with a hair coming out of it (female) or you will see like a round ball (male) They have...

Cool thanks for the advice. The reason I was thinking water cooled is because I thought with the outside temps being what they are the majority of the time I wouldn't even need a chiller if I had a big enough res. (How big would I need?) and could get away with the a/c on the really hot days...

Longroot all you have to do to sex your plants is let them mature long enough. They will tell you their sex about the time they are ready to take multiple clones.

What about in a place where your average temp in summer is like 60 degrees? It can get up into the 80's sometimes but not often. I am going to have 6k watts going this summer and Im trying to figure out how big a res I would need and what kind of $ it would cost me to water cool my room. Here...

Hey everyone trying out my first vertical grow I will be doing a 5x 600 watts perpetual grow where I harvest 4 plants a week for a total of 36 plants here is my basic design. Feel free to ask questions and what not. I will put up actual pics when I get it set up. I plan on harvesting 8-12 oz a...

What up Slabhead it's been awhile just checking up on you and seeing how your doing. I moved to Michigan and am now legal. Pop those La Con x Skunks those were my favs out of those. So are you going to be updating this? I hope so man it would be good to watch another one of your grows. Anyways...

Soma's NYC Diesel is the best I've had, you have the find the right pheno thou to get the most out it.

I have used soil for years using the 3 little birds recipe and it works great I just amend slightly differently if i feel it needs something extra. Here is an old thread that I started asking the same question you did. https://www.rollitup.org/organics/187602-there-way-replenish-reuse-old.html

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