Grow bag question
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Spotnickdacat_spoty@best
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I'm not sure but this this seems to be doing great for me:
(See picture) that's a carpet rolled up and screwed to a wooden frame and a couple garbage bags as a hat. I chucked some smaller ones in there for three days and they've started on their way very good.
Depending on how tall they are, you could even get away with some variation of covered cage
(See picture) that's a carpet rolled up and screwed to a wooden frame and a couple garbage bags as a hat. I chucked some smaller ones in there for three days and they've started on their way very good.
Depending on how tall they are, you could even get away with some variation of covered cage
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HydroKid239
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wait.. what? lol Is that a trash bag over the plant for dark time?
Spotnickdacat_spoty@best
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Two of em - there's also one covering the carpet on the side
HydroKid239
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How do you monitor humidity in there? I'd be scared to do that because mold may become an issue. Especially since it's covered by a bag.
Spotnickdacat_spoty@best
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Naaaah
Spotnickdacat_spoty@best
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Hmmm....now from the pictures I wouldn't trust that...it looks like there's lots of light coming in. But you know what if you stuck them in a dark corner or even like in a shed, maybe? Covered cage?
Markinoku
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No, these are my soil containers for my indoor grow. My question is, is the root zone going to be okay with all that light coming through?
Nappertunity
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I've used walmart reusable fabric bags. You'll be fine.
farmingfisherman
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Root Pouches are so worth the extra money!