Hello, was wondering if using this pot that holds 185 liters of soil or 22 us gallons of soil is suitable for a moby dick by dinafem grow, hoping for a decent yield, opinions? I have drilled several holes in the bottom for water drainage.
if your outside id make sure the black isn't fully exposed... this means having some grass or shrubs around it blocking light to it or taking white trashbag and cutting it and taping/gluing it on. Color makes a huge difference on root temperature when it is exposed to light, although you do want black because it fully blocks light from hitting the roots
if your outside id make sure the black isn't fully exposed... this means having some grass or shrubs around it blocking light to it or taking white trashbag and cutting it and taping/gluing it on. Color makes a huge difference on root temperature when it is exposed to light, although you do want black because it fully blocks light from hitting the roots
one thing if u from where it get hot and the sun strictly beam on it u risk by damaging the root as the sun beam on the black plastic is start to heat up...depend on what area u at. im from the valley i had problem with plastic pot i went with geo pot..
if your outside id make sure the black isn't fully exposed... this means having some grass or shrubs around it blocking light to it or taking white trashbag and cutting it and taping/gluing it on. Color makes a huge difference on root temperature when it is exposed to light, although you do want black because it fully blocks light from hitting the roots
If the plant never makes it he won't yield anything. It's impossible to guess yield because of so many variables to growing. Genetics, growing methods, weather, pests,..... All can affect yield.
Probably! But giving you a number out of thin air just wouldn't be right. I would say do some searching around and see what others have gotten with that strain and aim for that. I know if I had a garbage can depending on the strain I would be shooting for over 1#.