LOL....damn right that 65 is a monster! I wanna grow a cannabis plant in a pot that damn big!!
Maine 4-Season Greenhouse Grow
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The 65's are on the shelf until next summer...then I will have 12' clearance instead of 9'
Liking the 30/45's...they are my photo pots this summer and I'll run the autos in 20's.
Liking the 30/45's...they are my photo pots this summer and I'll run the autos in 20's.
I was telling Ms Stank that at some point I am going to get a 30 gallon pot and grow my own personal Green Monstah in my tent. One plant....spread it out across the whole 4x4 and see what I can get from one big ass plant. Why?? Just to freaking try it!!
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There actually is some shared soil symbiosis (type thing) that occurs when you grow multiple plants in the same big ass pot...
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You could fit a 65-gallon in a 4x4...so start making that VC!
Those pots are nice, lots of soil for those girls. Should make your life a bit easier too... damn you could jam 4 in the 65 gallon pot and have a crazy bush
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Just ordering more hog rings so I can build a trellis (cinderella?) cage
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subbed... Im gonna have tp go back and read all 28pages... Damn my ocd lol
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worms are all comfy in their new home! Thanks Blew!
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Sweet...I think this is the beginning of a beautiful relationship (you and worms
)Just looking this morning at my VC inventory. I have twelve (12) fish totes ready to use for this summer which should be enough....I am guessing the 45 gallons will need 2 each, so maybe 3x @ 45, 2x @ 30, and 4-5x autos in 20-gallons. If I am doing the 65-gallons next summer, I think I need to increase bins from 12 to 20, which isn't that hard just a little more planning (and I have about 40 of those bins...long story). Also, now that I have a winter grow I need at least 2 for that, so that means 18 next Spring.
I can't really justify getting a pot size between the 7-gallons (of which I have enough and 3x works well in the Box for winter) and the 20 (again, of which I have enough). I plan on just filling the 20's 3/4 of the way for autos. Also thinking about pulling the @TimberGrowLights 200W lights out from the Box into the GH and rigging them to run from 5-8 am as a boost...can't really go much earlier because it's pretty damn obvious when those lights are on and it is dark...my GH gets LIT.
How big are your fish totes?
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I need to call and ask...they just sell them at the local fishery store. The only thing that matters is they are the max weight I can handle...and that is just shifting/sliding. Full of VC they probably weigh around 75lb.
They look close to 30 gallons maybe?
That sounds about right van
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Just called the shop....70 liters, which in AMERICA means 18.5 gallons.
Ah smaller than they look! LOL...gotcha....thanks brother
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But they are heavier than they look...
Regardless, they are perfect worm bins. Super strong and I have four (4) full ones stacked next to met GH...no problem.
Looks to be about the same size as my 30s, but just not as deep as I look at it closer.
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Ok, for future reference here are the actual numbers: 31 x 18 x 11.5"
Love how they stack! Note the 2 middle totes and the dripping goo hole. I drill 5/16" hole about 3 inches from the bottom on both ends. This allows me to add plenty of water, but in the event a lid becomes loose or the tote is son an incline (often) water level is always no more than 3 inches inside. I learned the hard way with the totes under GH eave and a week of heavy rain...water got in and flooded the worms (who can't swim)