The Purps,Godbud,PK,P.Widow Grow

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.
 
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.
 
NickNasty said:
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.
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i been lookin and see thier called airation pots .few companies do them.i'm big on hydro-farm stuff.my temperature cotrol heat matsmare hydro-farm.i like my 1000 watt hood, yield master 2.its kinda thin, long and wide, my 600 is a lumatek.hell i might do the 5 g.
 
Essentially, air-pruning is a technique that stops root growth extending beyond its growing media by exposing the roots to relatively dry air (as opposes to getting bound up and wrapping around each other like in a plastic pot).. the roots will grow through a smart pot and out the side of the fabric pot, reach air and then stop growing. These primary roots that are air exposed have nowhere to grow The plant will stimulate an abundance of secondary roots to branch out. These secondary roots will then spread through the medium until they get air-pruned and then stimulate more root growth. The overall effect of this growth and pruning cycle will create a plant with a well developed root system. This causes an explosion of plant growth. I myself am experimenting with Smartpots right now. I have a friend that says it is all he will ever use from now on. I also hear Air-pots work well.
 
BatMaN SKuNK said:
Essentially, air-pruning is a technique that stops root growth extending beyond its growing media by exposing the roots to relatively dry air (as opposes to getting bound up and wrapping around each other like in a plastic pot).. the roots will grow through a smart pot and out the side of the fabric pot, reach air and then stop growing. These primary roots that are air exposed have nowhere to grow The plant will stimulate an abundance of secondary roots to branch out. These secondary roots will then spread through the medium until they get air-pruned and then stimulate more root growth. The overall effect of this growth and pruning cycle will create a plant with a well developed root system. This causes an explosion of plant growth. I myself am experimenting with Smartpots right now. I have a friend that says it is all he will ever use from now on. I also hear Air-pots work well.
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i'm gonna switch and order some same time i order my beans.
 
i gonna put up my 600 and add more plants.30 purps under the 1000 in 3 gal smart pots and 6 lemon og and 6 LA Condidential under the 600 and a pac of grandaddy purps for outside.Heres my neighbor.
 
i wouldnt dount it with the way this site had been lately, hopefully i will start seeing most of them from now on, atleast i can see the important pictures towards the beginning of your journal
 
thanx,i guess i must be doin somethin wrong wen i'm blowin them up.i'll jus settem down there.heres a haf pound ,still have several left drying and growin.ordering my purps tomorrow 30 fems,gonna order the pots also and attitudes stuff.
 

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lol yea i like the larger main cola with baseball size,heres some og18 i done .the first one is blue moonshine,the rest DNA genetics og18.
 

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