Dam she likes to grow I'm going have try save up and try a couple out4AM 3 gal pot 30” tall View attachment 849261
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Dam she likes to grow I'm going have try save up and try a couple out4AM 3 gal pot 30” tall View attachment 849261
That's great buddy my 3BOG IS starting to stink the place up and I think the coco move for me was best decision I've made in a long time my plants has doubled in size and doing great so far.She’s starting to smell fantastic too.
... this happened to me too often over the last few years - here's a tip - grab yourself some trays deep enough for a couple of cm of clay pebbles - and - the important bit - some capillary matting - its like a felt matt (get the good stuff you can wash) - between the clay pebbles in the tray and the capillary matting on top (the pot base needs to be in full contact with the matting) - you can just dump in a full run off and then fill up the tray till the water is just in contact with the matting and leave it to act as a wick for a few days. I wouldn't recommend it too often as you say - overwatering and all that, and you have to know how much water your likely to use. But even if it gives a couple of days of watering at least you don't come back to crispy bits.I had be put in hospital for 3 days and I had no one to feed them for me and they was dry and
I'm going make me a dripper out of a 5 gallong bucket and put it to dripper so much every few hours or so..... this happened to me too often over the last few years - here's a tip - grab yourself some trays deep enough for a couple of cm of clay pebbles - and - the important bit - some capillary matting - its like a felt matt (get the good stuff you can wash) - between the clay pebbles in the tray and the capillary matting on top (the pot base needs to be in full contact with the matting) - you can just dump in a full run off and then fill up the tray till the water is just in contact with the matting and leave it to act as a wick for a few days. I wouldn't recommend it too often as you say - overwatering and all that, and you have to know how much water your likely to use. But even if it gives a couple of days of watering at least you don't come back to crispy bits.