JohnMD
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Here's a picture of my set up.
The plants on the left are fed the organic vegetable fertilizer.
Ya I remember it being said that the visual portion of a plant or tree above the soil, as a general rule the root structure is like a mirror of the visual plant flipped on the horizontal, so that the vertical height of the plant is the depth of the root structure under the soil. So a larger vessel with more room for the roots is always going to equate to a larger plant. I would add some plants roots spread out more horizontally. I think in the case of Cannabis and perhaps other heavy flowering plants, they go deep. Perhaps to support their flowers structurally. And likely b/c the demands nutrient / water - wise are high for these plants on account of the heavy and expensive (biologically) "fruit" they produce, thus they require a deep robust root structure to power that growth.If I do this again, I'll do all 5 gallon or bigger pots.
Looking good great to see the air gap under your pots one of my important parts to the grow warmer dryer roots aids in plant health. Od .
No sorry it’s just something I bang on about to new growers who keep there pots on tent floor have a butcher hook @Dr.B he has made a fantastic idea for this very problem check him out , I’m a horticulturist and have been taught to do this very important part of plant health , never leave your ladies in there run off will not help with your drainage check the Doc out . Regards OdKnow where I might read more about air gap?
No sorry it’s just something I bang on about to new growers who keep there pots on tent floor have a butcher hook @Dr.B he has made a fantastic idea for this very problem check him out , I’m a horticulturist and have been taught to do this very important part of plant health , never leave your ladies in there run off will not help with your drainage check the Doc out . Regards Od
Milk crate aeration/drip tray
Super simple, sturdy, self spacing if using more than 1... You basically cut the bottom two inches and most of one side wall off of a milk crate however you please. I use a hacksaw and side cutters. A bit of a sand on the rough edges and drill a bunch of holes for airflow... Done Easy, cheap...www.thcfarmer.com
No sweat! I hope it helps!Much appreciated!
Oh it will .No sweat! I hope it helps!
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