Just ordered these , do you think photos can finish in these?

[bguwop420]

Anybody used these before? Nice handles and holes on the side for LST ..3 gallon pots, I guess I'll be doing a few more transplants soon. Hopefully the last ones on these.

 

[Billy the Mountain]

Yes

 

[Jjgrow420]

I hate fabric pots. That's just my opinion.

 

[bguwop420]

I hate fabric pots. That's just my opinion.

Why? I have a runtz cake bagseed in a 1 gallon plastic pot thats taking off right now..trying to see what works better

 

[sandman83]

going from the previous 2 gallon to 3 gallon? i would've personally gotten a 5-7gallon for that. If you check the solo cup challenges you can flower whatever size you want it will simply be more work for you to keep it watered consistently.

 

[doublejj]

going from the previous 2 gallon to 3 gallon? i would've personally gotten a 5-7gallon for that. If you check the solo cup challenges you can flower whatever size you want it will simply be more work for you to keep it watered consistently.

^^this X2orX3-4

 

[sandman83]

^^this X2orX3-4

tbh I completely forgot his were outside as well. 15-25 for less watering....if you can afford the soil to fill it up.

 

[doublejj]

tbh I completely forgot his were outside as well. 15-25 for less watering....you can afford the soil to fill it up.

Use the best soil you can afford. Good soil is the bedrock of a productive grow. This is one spot not to scrimp it will more than pay for itself.

 

[Jjgrow420]

Why? I have a runtz cake bagseed in a 1 gallon plastic pot thats taking off right now..trying to see what works better

Just personal preference.

 

[calvin.m16]

Small pots don't work with Soil usually unless your feeding liquid nutrients or re-amending it with fertilizers. If you plan to use soilless (peat, coco, perlite etc) then you can definitely get away with 3 gal pot, especially with coco.

Smaller pots = smaller plants as well. I can show you right now that I have 3 x 5 gal plants for every 1 x 10 gal plant in my flowering room in Coco/Perlite. The 10 gals still drink on a daily basis and grow much larger than a "5 gallon" pot. This can easily be resolved with more plants, but that is something you should consider with smaller pots.

Not saying they don't work either, 3 & 5 gal setups are very common. Just like @Jjgrow420 stated it comes down to personal preference and experience.

5 gals (3 per tray)

10 gals (1 per tray)


Same veg time, same nutrients, same coco/perlite different pot size.

 

[EBgrows420]

Small pots don't work with Soil usually unless your feeding liquid nutrients or re-amending it with fertilizers. If you plan to use soilless (peat, coco, perlite etc) then you can definitely get away with 3 gal pot, especially with coco.

Smaller pots = smaller plants as well. I can show you right now that I have 3 x 5 gal plants for every 1 x 10 gal plant in my flowering room in Coco/Perlite. The 10 gals still drink on a daily basis and grow much larger than a "5 gallon" pot. This can easily be resolved with more plants, but that is something you should consider with smaller pots.

Not saying they don't work either, 3 & 5 gal setups are very common. Just like @Jjgrow420 stated it comes down to personal preference and experience.

5 gals (3 per tray)
View attachment 5303787
10 gals (1 per tray)
View attachment 5303788

Same veg time, same nutrients, same coco/perlite different pot size.

Really like you're setup!

 

[calvin.m16]

Small pots don't work with Soil usually unless your feeding liquid nutrients or re-amending it with fertilizers. If you plan to use soilless (peat, coco, perlite etc) then you can definitely get away with 3 gal pot, especially with coco.

Smaller pots = smaller plants as well. I can show you right now that I have 3 x 5 gal plants for every 1 x 10 gal plant in my flowering room in Coco/Perlite. The 10 gals still drink on a daily basis and grow much larger than a "5 gallon" pot. This can easily be resolved with more plants, but that is something you should consider with smaller pots.

Not saying they don't work either, 3 & 5 gal setups are very common. Just like @Jjgrow420 stated it comes down to personal preference and experience.

5 gals (3 per tray)
View attachment 5303787
10 gals (1 per tray)
View attachment 5303788

Same veg time, same nutrients, same coco/perlite different pot size.

This is what 15 gallons grow like.

 

[SlownLow86]

This is what 15 gallons grow like. View attachment 5317708

Is that a drain line built into your stands?

 

[calvin.m16]

Is that a drain line built into your stands?

Yes it's TheBucketCompany 22" drain trays. They connect to 1" PVC then I plumbed it to drain into my basements sump with a little DIY enginuity. They are very good stands and come with 1" PVC legs (as seen in pics) but you supply the pipe that runs horizontally to your drains.