Interesting. This might be a dumb question, but is that an SIP container?Basically it's just a big ass pot, generally felt, or some other breathable material. For instance, in a 4x4 tent, you run like a 100 gallon pot' "bed" and plant all yourladies in that. I used a 25gallon for a 2x2. Build a soil sells them. Some have pvc frames. If you look below the plants, its one big ass pot that fills the entire tent. This is a 2x3.
On the other hand, there is something therapeutic for me, at least, about, nurturing the babies, and building a root system. Up potting is a pain in the ass, but there is some therapeutic value for me…
No. Just felt. It's a basic living soil setup.
ok, gotcha.Basically it's just a big ass pot, generally felt, or some other breathable material. For instance, in a 4x4 tent, you run like a 100 gallon pot' "bed" and plant all yourladies in that. I used a 25gallon for a 2x2. Build a soil sells them. Some have pvc frames. If you look below the plants, its one big ass pot that fills the entire tent. This is a 2x3.
To expound on what I said earlier about watering & up potting what you said about mother nature never up potting makes sense, but at the same time, we have the ability to optimize their growth by optimizing their environment. We're in charge of their ecosystem. I'd be willing to bet you could fill that pot & tent to the same extent with one plant. All of the steps I take are based on what I learn from growers who do it that way & produce massive yields. And I'm not discounting your method at all. I'm retired & I need something to occupy my time, so I'm gonna keep up potting to maintain my sanity. I am going into town to the local feed & seed to score some clover. I've wanted to try it for a good while now.Basically it's just a big ass pot, generally felt, or some other breathable material. For instance, in a 4x4 tent, you run like a 100 gallon pot' "bed" and plant all yourladies in that. I used a 25gallon for a 2x2. Build a soil sells them. Some have pvc frames. If you look below the plants, its one big ass pot that fills the entire tent. This is a 2x3.
Ive done from one to 12 in that tent. Makes no difference in yield really. Its all about canopy space. I could flip much quicker with more smaller sized plants.
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That's what I posted...three flipped smiley faces!
I count from the fay I flip, but, I dont even look at trichs any more. I look at the overall plant. Usually 9 weeks is a good standard for most strains any way. Id say kinda a benchmark. Out of the dozen or so strains ive run, only a couple were "done" at 8 weeks. But ive cut plants at 7 weeks, they still smoke decent.
