Sunin said:

and is it just me or those baggies for roots look terribly small? 3 gal?

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Oldchucky said:

No, it’s not you! I think The one gallons look more like a half a gallon. And so on up the line! The smaller ones look like they hold about a half where they say they do!

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Sunin said:

and is it just me or those baggies for roots look terribly small? 3 gal?

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BearWater said:

I had my cuttings up potted to 1gal. So when I put them all in their new 3 gallons I was almost laughing at how little dirt I was adding to the up pot my next seedling will stay in the solos longer and then just go straight into their 3s. Sorry for the ramble it was just funny your thoughts on the 3 gal! : )

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Sunin said:

and is it just me or those baggies for roots look terribly small? 3 gal?

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auto seeds are soaking. finally

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Eledin said:

I use these (5 and 7 gallons)

Maceta Root Tex 【 Tela 】 Varias Medidas ☑️

Maceta de tela Root Tex donde las raíces crecerán a sus anchas y la planta tendrá un desarrollo natural y explosivo. Más cómodas que las de plástico

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Eledin said:

I must say that even the ones I bought from Root Tex seem to be a little bit off but nothing like yours. I used about 70 liters of substrate to fill 4 5 gallon (or 20 liters) pots and considering I didnt pack them until the top and compact the soil I think its close enough. Maybe you can buy them here and return those you bought. Or search for Root Tex pots on google.

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HerbalEdu said:

well to me they are so much things that has much more impact on plant growth than fabric or plastic pot, that i stick to taller than wide rectangular plastic pots, they fill the space better with my SOG set up and i want as much soil in volume per plant as possible for the roots.

also in between grow sometime fabric pots could be more annoying to clean, entangled roots that goes through, nutrient deposit mold fungus and etc ...

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HerbalEdu said:

well to me they are so much things that has much more impact on plant growth than fabric or plastic pot, that i stick to taller than wide rectangular plastic pots, they fill the space better with my SOG set up and i want as much soil in volume per plant as possible for the roots.

also in between grow sometime fabric pots could be more annoying to clean, entangled roots that goes through, nutrient deposit mold fungus and etc ...

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Eledin said:

The roots come right away with the weight of the whole root system. Some might get stuck on the bottom but you can ignore them or just remove them by hand, its just a few of them. They dont really grow through the fabric, maybe a few very tiny ones on the bottom but definetely never had a root showing on the side of the pot for example.

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Oldchucky said:

Or you could probably line it as best you can with a garbage bag and see how much water It holds! That might be close! Probably don’t want to tackle either when you have a hangover!

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