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budlydoright
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that is a good idea, i have notice that picking them up by grabbing the fabric tends to shift the pot a bit, you can hear the root hairs tearing off of the sides. I find picking then up by the sides with as much support as possible helps.
I am currently running 1 gal transplanted into 3 gallon planted about 1/2 the depth of the one gallon. Transplanting out of the pot isn't recommended, as the fine root hairs completely cover the interior of the pot. So I just buried the 1 gallons in the 3's.
My future plans are a semi hydro, or auto drain to waste system, I'm just going to make a 4" catch tray out of waterbed liner, put 12" diameter 2" thick patio pavers under each plant to keep them out of the run off and run 10% run off.
I am currently running 1 gal transplanted into 3 gallon planted about 1/2 the depth of the one gallon. Transplanting out of the pot isn't recommended, as the fine root hairs completely cover the interior of the pot. So I just buried the 1 gallons in the 3's.
My future plans are a semi hydro, or auto drain to waste system, I'm just going to make a 4" catch tray out of waterbed liner, put 12" diameter 2" thick patio pavers under each plant to keep them out of the run off and run 10% run off.