Can you water it Mr Do nothing useful?
You can't get warranty when you veg for 9monthsLol, harsh bro.
I can only try.
Yeah, you'd get a 100L in a tent, wouldn't be much room for anything else.
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My tent is 8×4 I'm more concerned about the height of it
These are ~240L and only 30cm highMy tent is 8×4 I'm more concerned about the height of it
These are ~240L and only 30cm high
Fark you'd be able to grow a couple in those
These are ~240L and only 30cm high
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Yeah but if I don't want to stick with soil after the experiment I will have to remove the fucker lolBest matches the root system as well
Never thought of doing that, sounds like a good setupI'm using a 1m*1m Vegepod with about 200L soil in a 1.2m*1.2m tent. I get four plants under SCROG nets.
I'd be surprised if you sampled your soil grown goods and wanted to go back to hydro...Yeah but if I don't want to stick with soil after the experiment I will have to remove the fucker lol
Once a big container, like a vegepod or 200L smart pot, is in there it's gonna be work to get out. That said, it would take a damn good reason for me to want to return to hydro! The only downside to soil I've found is a lower yield. My weed is overall better and my daily garden work is greatly reduced. My simple solution to the lower yield: I have a 1.2m*1.2m tent rather than 1m*1m tent. Works for me and I like vibe of working with soil.Yeah but if I don't want to stick with soil after the experiment I will have to remove the fucker lol
Yeah I no what your saying my outdoor in soil is far superior in flavour but I just can't nail soil indoor that's why I'm giving it another crack with a different approachI'd be surprised if you sampled your soil grown goods and wanted to go back to hydro...
Thats a big downside I keep a little and the rest funds my hobbies so reduced yield isn't what I want to hearOnce a big container, like a vegepod or 200L smart pot, is in there it's gonna be work to get out. That said, it would take a damn good reason for me to want to return to hydro! The only downside to soil I've found is a lower yield. My weed is overall better and my daily garden work is greatly reduced. My simple solution to the lower yield: I have a 1.2m*1.2m tent rather than 1m*1m tent. Works for me and I like vibe of working with soil.
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50L pots work fine and are easy enough to move. Add to your veggie beds and grow awesome food if you need to move outside.Thats a big downside I keep a little and the rest funds my hobbies so reduced yield isn't what I want to hear
I've got them vegging in my veg tent as of yesterday in 5L pots and I must say it's next level looking soil compared to the generic shit feeling quietly confident after seeing and feeling the difference50L pots work fine and are easy enough to move. Add to your veggie beds and grow awesome food if you need to move outside.
Nice!I've got them vegging in my veg tent as of yesterday in 5L pots and I must say it's next level looking soil compared to the generic shit feeling quietly confident after seeing and feeling the difference
100%. Everytime someone repeats the low yield/long veg myth to me I don't really know what to say. Longer veg than what, 2 to 4 weeks or something? I don't get it. From the time a rooted cutting is planted into the final container to harvest, if done right, the amount of time will be the same as hydro lolcoco Vs Soil
i don't buy into the reduced yield theory with soil
i'm not sure i even buy into the longer veg times with soil either
although i def think you need larger soil volumes than what you might use in a coco type system
which def has a flow on effect with transportability of soil filled pots or beds in & out of a tent
every system has it's pros & cons i guess but imo lower yield & longer veg time hasn't been my experience
when using the above mentioned larger soil volumes
in saying that i've never run a coco type system but have had plenty of freinds who have
& seen plenty of growers on here & online , those 2 things in particular are always under debate
choose your weapon , stick with it , do it well & be happy