Fuggzy
Perfectly Flawed
Sorry for the delayed answer bud. I love fabric pots. I have them in 5g, 3.5g, and 1/2g. If you have not looked in to air pruning roots, it is the main benefit of fabric pots. It does provide more o2, but when the roots reach the edge of the pot, instead of circling the bottom, it split in to lateral feeder roots.
My larger pots are viagrow. They are actually labeled as 5g, and 7g, but are in trade gallons (0.71 us gallon i think) They are pretty thick, have sturdy handles, and in my opinion hold just the right amount of liquids. There are other great option, but viagrow is what I am experienced with. One thing I would suggest is to read plenty of review, and take them with a grain of salt. A lot of fabric pot companies use sub par handles that rip the first time you fill it with soil and water it in. 5 gallons of wet soil is pretty heavy for some cheap thread to hold.
I also have a 16"x16" tent, and a 4x2 tent. (this is a ~month old pic, it is crammed full at the moment)
My 4x2 is full of photos that just went 12/12. I have 1 plant that will be harvested in the next 2-3 weeks, and will put the 4 "testers" in it's place. None of them have shown auto traits, and its is about day 33-34... I'm just going to leave them in the 1/2g pots though. I like the tiny trees myself. I've been able to get 7+ grams out of the small pots, so it's not to much of a waste of time, lol.
http://depts.washington.edu/propplnt/Chapters/air-pruning.htm
Air pruning happens naturally when roots are exposed to air in the absence of high humidity. The roots are effectively “burned” off, causing the plant to constantly produce new and healthy branching roots. If roots are not exposed to air, they continue to grow around the container in a constricted pattern.
My larger pots are viagrow. They are actually labeled as 5g, and 7g, but are in trade gallons (0.71 us gallon i think) They are pretty thick, have sturdy handles, and in my opinion hold just the right amount of liquids. There are other great option, but viagrow is what I am experienced with. One thing I would suggest is to read plenty of review, and take them with a grain of salt. A lot of fabric pot companies use sub par handles that rip the first time you fill it with soil and water it in. 5 gallons of wet soil is pretty heavy for some cheap thread to hold.
I currently have 3 spaces to grow in. I have the micro cab they are in now.
I also have a 16"x16" tent, and a 4x2 tent. (this is a ~month old pic, it is crammed full at the moment)
My 4x2 is full of photos that just went 12/12. I have 1 plant that will be harvested in the next 2-3 weeks, and will put the 4 "testers" in it's place. None of them have shown auto traits, and its is about day 33-34... I'm just going to leave them in the 1/2g pots though. I like the tiny trees myself. I've been able to get 7+ grams out of the small pots, so it's not to much of a waste of time, lol.
