Cbdhemp808's Comparison Grow - HI-BISCUS SIP Bucket Vs. Nursery Pot

Completely outdoor, yes. Direct sun, but only for a few hours (4ish) as a neighbour's trees were overgrowing our yard, and the house was to the west. Until the neighbour cut down the trees I didn't get much direct light. And it was at a much higher angle than yours since I'm at 43⁰ North.
60 litres is the biggest pot I've ever used, although about 9 litres were taken up by the res.
Mega Crop is synthetic, true. And there was a lot of rain this year, so the plant got a bunch of plain water top watering until the foliage got thick enough to keep it dry.
Not really comparable to your conditions, which is what I was trying to say.
Your description of what you feel SIPs are best for didn't really match my experience is all.
 
Completely outdoor, yes. Direct sun, but only for a few hours (4ish) as a neighbour's trees were overgrowing our yard, and the house was to the west. Until the neighbour cut down the trees I didn't get much direct light. And it was at a much higher angle than yours since I'm at 43⁰ North.
60 litres is the biggest pot I've ever used, although about 9 litres were taken up by the res.
Mega Crop is synthetic, true. And there was a lot of rain this year, so the plant got a bunch of plain water top watering until the foliage got thick enough to keep it dry.
Not really comparable to your conditions, which is what I was trying to say.
Your description of what you feel SIPs are best for didn't really match my experience is all.
Very interesting input to the conversation, thanks.

Yes... you have proven that direct sunlight outdoor, coupled with pot size and synthetic nutes is golden for SIP. But I'd say most SIP growers are indoor under lights w/ small pots, etc, what I described. I think your grow would have worked just fine also in a greenhouse with a clean roof. You had sufficient light, and you had large enough container size, and the nutrients rocked it.

Small pot, LOS + organic nutes, and low light... no go for SIP.
 
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