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I don't think you read my original post properly. I know fabric pots root prune, that's why I use them. My post above was about me being tired of cleaning fabric puts and wanting to switch to plastic. My concern was being root bound in plastic pots.Plants can't get root bound in fabric pots. Rood bound means the roots run around in a circle and choke the plant to death. When roots hit the fabric they dry out on the end and stop growing.
Don’t the 2g fabric cost ~$1. Seems easier to just pick up new fabric.I currently grow in pure coco, 2gal fabric pots, multi feeding. I'm getting tired of cleaning these fabric pots and thinking of making the switch to plastic pots. My concern is plants getting root bound. Fabric pots self prune but the hard shell pots won't.
I'm 100% positive these plants will be root bound within the first few weeks of flower. Is this going to be an issue in coco if I am feeding multiple times a day?
I see plenty of grows online in coco, small hard shell pots, so I know its done... any tips or insight is much appreciated. Thanks!
Don’t the 2g fabric cost ~$1. Seems easier to just pick up new fabric.
Wooooow thats a monster!!!
OP Why do you clean em? Unless you got some pest problem i dont see the purpose....
Mine are nasty AF, stained with all colors of molds....all beneficials i guess, cause plants are healthy!
I clean them cause I'm OCD. I love everything to be clean lol. You're right imo, if you don't have any pest or pm issues I don't see a reason to clean them. I don't even really get salt build up in mine either.
Eventually.I don't think you read my original post properly. I know fabric pots root prune, that's why I use them. My post above was about me being tired of cleaning fabric puts and wanting to switch to plastic. My concern was being root bound in plastic pots.
There’s a solo cup on Reddit with a pretty Damn big plant in it, coco, so no they won’t. Just feed and water enough and the roots also waont need to growI don't think you read my original post properly. I know fabric pots root prune, that's why I use them. My post above was about me being tired of cleaning fabric puts and wanting to switch to plastic. My concern was being root bound in plastic pots.
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