Why such huge pots? They make your plants look small, lol. FWIW, I use 3 and 5g pots for plants that get 4-6 ft tall. If you don't have a lot of lights, I can't imagine 25g pots are necessary.
I cut as much as I want in veg
I'm doing an organic live soil grow, which i read requires at least 15g pots.
Where'd you get that?
I'm doing organic coco in 3 or 5g smart pots. I bought a 30g smart pot for a lemon tree I have to bring in during the winter, lol.
It was a thread on this site, where a guy asked if a 15 gallon was too big. I pulled what i could from the responses and research and my own shortcomings/errors that may occur. I check on ny plants every day. But occasionally i do go away for days at a time and didn't want to have to worry about watering View attachment 3750176
I have a hard time taking any of that seriously -- I've been using the SAME smart pots for 5 years. They are as good as the day I bought them. The funny thing is, I've been on the other side of this argument when someone was asking why I used such big pots, lol. I can't imagine my plants running out of water quickly in a 15g pot. The 3g do need to be watered every other day whereas I could probably go 4 or 5 on the 5g. It is nice to have the extra buffer when it comes to watering.It was a thread on this site, where a guy asked if a 15 gallon was too big. I pulled what i could from the responses and research and my own shortcomings/errors that may occur. I check on ny plants every day. But occasionally i do go away for days at a time and didn't want to have to worry about watering View attachment 3750176
Here's the auto, I'm pretty sure i stunted by starting in a cup first, but is now in a 5 gallon.
More and more and more tops = Smaller and smalle and small and smal and sma and sm .... flowers.
Cheaper fabric pots.... Can you say landscape cloth and and a sewing machine
Way TMI at the end about an Unidentified Flying Azz.
#IMO