Smallest Pot For Tomato Plants Using Nutes?

Deal is I have a hell of a lot of 1 gallon plastic flower pots.

Peppers, chard and dwarf tomatoes

soil volume of 1-2 gallons per plant

Full-sized tomato plants, cucumbers
soil volume of 4-5 gallons per plant

They will have a drip line and also a chemical and seaweed high end fertilizer.

Im pretty much growing "Outside hydro" in soil as an outside container garden.

should work....be all stunted...but it'll work....

ya it will work like said already but you wont get huge plants in them all, im doing a few in smaller pots if i have extras.

sounds like your growing in dirt though and not hydro by any means just a automatic watering system.

Yes its dirt,

Its SHITTY zero nutrient dirt in containers with chemical nutes.
Were calling it outside hydro because everything is controlled but the sun...

It could be called anything I guess.

Its actually chopped up redwood forest byproducts with rocks, shells and rice husks..

Im learning, so far only $200 invested.

cheers!

Should work fine, root volume is greatly reduced when water/nutes are being autofed. You're plants will be top-heavy though, I setup my containers over landscaping fabric so I don't have to move them around, and secure them with cinderblocks.

200 in what, growing in small pots and tomatoes

i have grown tomatoes and cucumbers for years in greenhouses and out, and i have find the best way to grow them good is to plant them in the GROUND so they can grow big and yield you a good portion on home grown veggies...mmmm..those pots
are a waste of your time man, for real...200 dollars . you sending them to grow on moon or something ?!


Anyways, best of luck to you