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The method that works for me is that I start in a plastic container and transplant to the final pot that’s Fabric. It’s a pain to transfer from fabric to fabric. I absolutely LOVE the AC Fabric Pots and even the Vivosun ones are pretty good too. 🤜🤛
Had to check in, it's been a while can't watch (For now) I got Busted Growing in home a while back. I am in a good place now and will be moving soon to a State I can Grow again. Been so hard not having Good quality weed. And harder to watch the Grow channels I use to. Glad to see your still Smoken and making Vid's.
@@irocksup123 I was in an Apartment and neighbors complained to management. Sad thing is I had a Carbon filter just wasn't using it yet because when I came home I couldn't smell it. I have a Med Marijuana card and that saved me from jail time. MY only goal in life now is, Move were I can grow legally. Dispensary weed here is more expensive than street price and all the weed sucks. Oh I never sold my stuff so I didn't have traffic coming and going.
@arizonie602 great choice, second to none imo dude. U should cut up some old tights to go around them though. Totally stops any water getting out thru the holes while keeping all it's root pruning capabilities. U can wrap 1 litre pots with the thin leg piece. 3 litre pots with the fat leg piece and 12.5 litre pots with the waist piece. Each one is a nice tight fit too. This makes for one unbeatable pot 💯 🔥 😎
On terra cotta pots it keeps plants cooler and line the inside of your pot with garden fabric leaving a lip above so you can pull plant out makes it a lot easier to come out.
I also dont water all in one shot. If i have 1 gallon of water/food for a plant. I dump in slowly 1/4 the water and let it soak in. Then wait a little. Then another 1/4 and so on. Ive also taken 2 liter bottles and poked small holes into lid, then added a base/stand while bottle is upside down and it stands in pot upside dwn and drips water/nutes down slowly but if they nutes are gritty or anything it can slowly build up and clogg opening. Better in theory than application lol
I put my starters in my small tent in 7 gal Smart Pots, good soil and in the center I put starter soil. This saves me a step from trans planting. If I grow big yield plants I use 20 gallon Smart Pot and germinate inside it, it works very well for 64 y/o granny, got to work smart not harder. Another reason is i can shove my 7 gallons inside together regardless of shape until i transfer to a larger tent to flower.
i used fabric pots, I went to solid plastic pots after. easier to clean, and I water less. results are par to fabric pots, besides it’s just for myself anyway. Making my hobby easier makes it more enjoyable. Also, when the soil gets dry, it shrinks so the air gets in them as well, plus the roots are majority on the top layer of soil. If the roots are everywhere, means you have a lot of air pockets, lots of perlite or pumice in the soil. As long as the pot is raised above the water, your plant will grow pretty good. I’m at that stage that I just like good flowers, no popcorns, and no rots. i’m happy to be medicated.😅
Little tip for dude... U can cut a pair of tights up to go around the pot for a perfect fit. The top waist part fits 12.5 litre and the leg parts fits the 1 litre and 3 litre. Stops pretty much ALL of the leakage. I'd say less than 1%. And that's with hand watering still retains all of its air pruning capabilities too... 😉😎
I use to start in one gallon grow bags to veg. And the cut the bottom of the bag when ready to flower and just plug it into my flower mix in regular plastic pots.
Hi I use fabric pots in drip hydroponics u do get sum over spill from them but I use huge drip hydroponics system so I can contain it fabric pots the way like but my set up handils it I use 2 fans below on the pots and 2 on top of the plants like u train ur plants fabric pots train ur roots aswell my set up fully automatic I leave for work for a week at a time my hydroponics does it all for me all I have to do is make sure thay not falling over lol much live from Scotland 🎉
I love and have many different sized fabric pots. Right now, I mostly grow in RainScience regular and living soil bags. But my new favorite is growing in Root & Veg Earthboxes (SIP). They are so simple and easy.
Air pots! Perhaps you could do a grow off with the same strain - 2 plants in fabric pots, 2 plants in air pots. I'm a new grower and use ac infinity fabric pots that came with the tent. I really like them and they prevent me from overwatering.
@420scene Yo I use the Rain Science brand of pots. Air Pruning Mesh Fabric its like the best of both materials. Got amazing results from these. Great content as usual and I have learned alot from you yo. 🙌🏽😎
OK, finally watched it and I have a question you spoke about washing the fabric pots and washing machine. I just finished a run and I’m needing to do that but hesitant read some that peroxide in place of laundry detergent should be used. What is your opinion I hold your opinion a lot higher than others, like you said bro bro, you got this!!
I’ve been using the grassroots living soil fabric pot with the plastic liner inside to boost microbiology and water retention. I really love them. Only thing I don’t like about them is they do not have handles
Surprised there was no discussion of SIPs (sub-irrigated planters) but maybe it's just that you haven't used them. I'm a big fan of SIPs. I use the Gro-buckets, which are 5-gallon buckets with a 1-gallon insert at the bottom. I also grow in 3-gallon fabric pots for some of my runs.
Loved the aci pots have 5,10,15 gallon. Switched to grass roots pots and night and day difference. I won’t go back and moving into living soil beds next run.
I use 1.5 gallon airpot in veg and 15 gallon airpot in flower. The cons with airpot are you cannot bottom water it and you cannot use it to do SIP. I cannot tell if it is better than fabric because I have not used other pots before. I heard you can get a much bigger yield using fabric with SIP.
@@420scene because of all the holes , not just water but also the soil was comming through the holes and it was a mess everytime i watered my plant. transplanting was also pain because of the crazy shape. airpots do their job but i personaly dont like working with them. fabric pots are so much easier to use, not that much mess and result is the same. no rootbound. i would recommend trying it with on plant and look how it works for you! sorry for my bad english, have a nice day!
I use airpots on a grid elevated by 25 cm, with bowls placed under each plant. This way, any excess water runs through the grid into the bowls, making it very easy to clean by simply emptying the bowls. At the top of the airpots, I have attached a 10 cm ring from an equally sized plastic pot, as most of the annoying water overflow occurs in this area. With the rings, the water can only be absorbed downward in the first 10 cm and not flow out to the sides. The airpot effect is still fully present because the roots tend to "skip" this area anyway.
What's happening? Thanks for the vidios. Blackberry moon rocks. Most of your info is for indoor growing. Still good info. Maybe a outdoor grower guest in your vidios? My vote is Luna, or Kevin Jodrey from Humboldt California.
Most of my info is indoor growing because I’m an indoor grower. Haha. And you talking about Luna who makes the stories? Might have xCodeh as a guest. We been talking about it.
I got a photo in a Airpot and im close to the End!! its been amazing .. i have over a pound with out a doubt ... 10 Gallon Airpot ... 7 years growing and never had results like this!!!!!!!!!
I take 5 gallon water jugs for the dispensar we have. I cut the tapered part at top off and have about 4 n half gallon pot with a handle on side. I put holes in bottom and all over sides. Works pretty good. Ive also ised 1 g tea jugs w top cut off. Then i leave handle part on and shove plastic straw down into bottom of soil from handle and i put air hoses down into soil through handle and it lets me give some air to soil, roots. Don't know it if helps but they alwas grow healthy. Ive seen people grow in some interesting shit. But i have fabric pots i wanna try next. Should have went with them by now but idk. Something about them i dont like
I love the fabric containers, however, to stop water Over spill , that runs out the top down the sides of the pot. I folded a couple of pieces of newspaper in sixth inch width. Line the inside top of the pot. This will help the water in to the middle section without compromising too much air flow. In my opinion. air pots look really cool.. Like something out of beetlejuice. 😂
Sugar Black Rose, and nothing but the best lately like 11 Roses, grow went great using Mantis Buffered Nutrients in 9” slabs under Migro 600, sexiest lights on the planet.
Smartpots is one of the original fabric bag brands, if not the original. There are MANY fabric pot companies out there now, including eveyone's favorite tent companies such as VIVOSUN, and I think ACInfinity has their own bags now too. I'm sure transplanting is a B, but one issue I CONSTANTLY have with SmartPot brand is that the bags FLOP over if you don'T fill them op completely. One thing I would do is take the side and flip them around the edge so that I would reduce the height, but that gets annoying too, and sometimes you cannot get it to go down fully. I have grow bags and the raised beds from smartpots, both the same. I also have the compost bags and that's a PITA Too. I believe the company is "Grassroots" and BuildASoil sells these fabric bags with a plastic lining that keeps water from coming out of the sides. I did notice a plastic smell at first, but that went away. I also notice these bags are MUCH MORE RIGID than the smartpots, and don't bend over easily. I think I will be going with more of these bags in the future.
Yeah, please use the airpots! Whats difference between fabric pots and grow bags? Maybe I don't understand English as good as a foreign. Can you please explain that more exactly? Because I also thought that drainage is an issue but since I am using less plants with bigger undertables to catch the Drainage under the growbags it's Not an issue anymore. 😏But I also feel that my hand watering is never really on point.
I did answer this in a previous comment. Different material. Fabric pots are made of polypropylene…kinda like a soft, breathable felt material. The grow bags many people refer to are just rougher, not as much aeration. They usually have like that burlap-ish feel to it.
+1 for airpots. If you haven’t tried them yet, you’re doing yourself an injustice. For autos, I typically just run a regular 3 gallon bpa free nursery pot cause autos, in my experience, have only really vegged for about 3 weeks before they flower so the pots don’t really need to be huge with a root system that underdeveloped. For photos, I’ve run airpots, larger bpa free nursery pots and fabric pots. Each have their own pros and cons but if I had to pick and stay with one, it would be the airpots for sure. That paired with some coco and it’s essentially impossible to overwater. Dryback period is super quick and the plants can feed a lot more.
IU'm confused... You mentioned Smartpots and fabric containers midway through, and how much you like/use them, and then at the end you mention "Grow bags" and that you dislike them.... I tried looking up "growbags' and got the fabric containers, so what exactly are you talking about? Am I missing something?
Fabric pots like the smart pots are made of polypropylene which is like breathable felt and grow bags have a combination of a rougher fabric/burlap. Hopefully that gives you a better answer.
@@420scene Thank you for the information... I'll have to look into it. I believe I've seen the burlap type bags before... I just have mostly heard "Growbags" as the smartpot type, so I was confused... No need to be sorry, I just am trying to always learn myself. All the best to you! Thank you for answering my question!
@@420scene Yeah, I mentioned in another comment that SmartPots are one if not the original brand that created the fabric growbags. I use them, they are alright. They flop over which is annoying, but I got one from BuildASoil from I believe a company called "Grassroots" or something, and it is more rigid, and has a plastic liner to prevent leaking out of the sides. I like those bags a lot. They are a little more expensive than the smartpots, but I think I would get those over the smartpots if I had to get more. I was more worried about lead and other nasties in these bags. That was always my biggest worry.
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Man. I am a brand new gardener. This is the best channel. Girl scout cookies is my first ever try. 3 nodes in.
hell yeah,good luck, anything cookies is nice, whats your set up, what do you got going on
Glad you digging the channel bro.
where did you get your GSC seeds from?
Look at his older videos definitely help me get thru some successful runs great info
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Love the Grow and Joe just the way it is! The Mrs. Keeps you in Line lol.
The method that works for me is that I start in a plastic container and transplant to the final pot that’s Fabric. It’s a pain to transfer from fabric to fabric.
I absolutely LOVE the AC Fabric Pots and even the Vivosun ones are pretty good too. 🤜🤛
I grow out door, I use the fabric pots as well. I’ve never had any issue either. ✌️
Had to check in, it's been a while can't watch (For now) I got Busted Growing in home a while back. I am in a good place now and will be moving soon to a State I can Grow again. Been so hard not having Good quality weed. And harder to watch the Grow channels I use to. Glad to see your still Smoken and making Vid's.
Hope you don’t mind me asking but how did you get busted? Maybe it could help some others avoid it
@@irocksup123 I was in an Apartment and neighbors complained to management. Sad thing is I had a Carbon filter just wasn't using it yet because when I came home I couldn't smell it. I have a Med Marijuana card and that saved me from jail time. MY only goal in life now is, Move were I can grow legally. Dispensary weed here is more expensive than street price and all the weed sucks. Oh I never sold my stuff so I didn't have traffic coming and going.
Yes tell us more bro any tips on what not to do just asking bro
That's right brother there is a hundred different ways to do this, keep doing what your doing.
Just bought air pots being delivered tomorrow for my next run. Been wanting to try them.
@arizonie602 great choice, second to none imo dude. U should cut up some old tights to go around them though. Totally stops any water getting out thru the holes while keeping all it's root pruning capabilities. U can wrap 1 litre pots with the thin leg piece. 3 litre pots with the fat leg piece and 12.5 litre pots with the waist piece. Each one is a nice tight fit too. This makes for one unbeatable pot 💯 🔥 😎
Any comparison is highly instructive!
On terra cotta pots it keeps plants cooler and line the inside of your pot with garden fabric leaving a lip above so you can pull plant out makes it a lot easier to come out.
Thank you for sharing the video 420.😊
I also dont water all in one shot. If i have 1 gallon of water/food for a plant. I dump in slowly 1/4 the water and let it soak in. Then wait a little. Then another 1/4 and so on. Ive also taken 2 liter bottles and poked small holes into lid, then added a base/stand while bottle is upside down and it stands in pot upside dwn and drips water/nutes down slowly but if they nutes are gritty or anything it can slowly build up and clogg opening. Better in theory than application lol
I put my starters in my small tent in 7 gal Smart Pots, good soil and in the center I put starter soil. This saves me a step from trans planting. If I grow big yield plants I use 20 gallon Smart Pot and germinate inside it, it works very well for 64 y/o granny, got to work smart not harder. Another reason is i can shove my 7 gallons inside together regardless of shape until i transfer to a larger tent to flower.
i used fabric pots, I went to solid plastic pots after. easier to clean, and I water less. results are par to fabric pots, besides it’s just for myself anyway. Making my hobby easier makes it more enjoyable. Also, when the soil gets dry, it shrinks so the air gets in them as well, plus the roots are majority on the top layer of soil. If the roots are everywhere, means you have a lot of air pockets, lots of perlite or pumice in the soil. As long as the pot is raised above the water, your plant will grow pretty good. I’m at that stage that I just like good flowers, no popcorns, and no rots. i’m happy to be medicated.😅
I've used Air-Pots for a couple years now. They're a pain to water by hand, but they're fantastic with drip irrigation into coco.
Little tip for dude... U can cut a pair of tights up to go around the pot for a perfect fit. The top waist part fits 12.5 litre and the leg parts fits the 1 litre and 3 litre. Stops pretty much ALL of the leakage. I'd say less than 1%. And that's with hand watering still retains all of its air pruning capabilities too... 😉😎
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I use to start in one gallon grow bags to veg. And the cut the bottom of the bag when ready to flower and just plug it into my flower mix in regular plastic pots.
Airpots!! I think we are ALL curious about them that have never used them. ❤🤩
I've been using woven net pots haven't had any complaints
Hi I use fabric pots in drip hydroponics u do get sum over spill from them but I use huge drip hydroponics system so I can contain it fabric pots the way like but my set up handils it I use 2 fans below on the pots and 2 on top of the plants like u train ur plants fabric pots train ur roots aswell my set up fully automatic I leave for work for a week at a time my hydroponics does it all for me all I have to do is make sure thay not falling over lol much live from Scotland 🎉
Whoa! The next level 💯
Central KY here we love your videos ❤
I love and have many different sized fabric pots. Right now, I mostly grow in RainScience regular and living soil bags. But my new favorite is growing in Root & Veg Earthboxes (SIP). They are so simple and easy.
Can’t wait to roll up n watch this 🎉
Self pruning too! ❤
Watering air pots is a nightmare, don’t let them go dry or all the water ends up in your tray/tent…
Air pots! Perhaps you could do a grow off with the same strain - 2 plants in fabric pots, 2 plants in air pots. I'm a new grower and use ac infinity fabric pots that came with the tent. I really like them and they prevent me from overwatering.
Airpots.
Love your videos bro 👍👍👍
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@420scene Yo I use the Rain Science brand of pots. Air Pruning Mesh Fabric its like the best of both materials. Got amazing results from these. Great content as usual and I have learned alot from you yo. 🙌🏽😎
OK, finally watched it and I have a question you spoke about washing the fabric pots and washing machine. I just finished a run and I’m needing to do that but hesitant read some that peroxide in place of laundry detergent should be used. What is your opinion I hold your opinion a lot higher than others, like you said bro bro, you got this!!
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I'm using the AC fabric pots this run there great
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I’ve been using the grassroots living soil fabric pot with the plastic liner inside to boost microbiology and water retention. I really love them. Only thing I don’t like about them is they do not have handles
Surprised there was no discussion of SIPs (sub-irrigated planters) but maybe it's just that you haven't used them.
I'm a big fan of SIPs. I use the Gro-buckets, which are 5-gallon buckets with a 1-gallon insert at the bottom.
I also grow in 3-gallon fabric pots for some of my runs.
Loved the aci pots have 5,10,15 gallon. Switched to grass roots pots and night and day difference. I won’t go back and moving into living soil beds next run.
Ive looked for this months grow & joe, where is it? I really like the set up for grow & joe series
Air pots
I’ve been very curious about them I just won a 6 pack 5gal in auction going to pick them up tomorrow
I use 1.5 gallon airpot in veg and 15 gallon airpot in flower. The cons with airpot are you cannot bottom water it and you cannot use it to do SIP. I cannot tell if it is better than fabric because I have not used other pots before. I heard you can get a much bigger yield using fabric with SIP.
Been using 10 gallon totes indoors. Outdoors I dig a hole.
ma man
airpots are a pain in the ass to use. tryed them once. back to fabric!
Why didn’t you like them?
@@420scene because of all the holes , not just water but also the soil was comming through the holes and it was a mess everytime i watered my plant. transplanting was also pain because of the crazy shape. airpots do their job but i personaly dont like working with them. fabric pots are so much easier to use, not that much mess and result is the same. no rootbound.
i would recommend trying it with on plant and look how it works for you!
sorry for my bad english, have a nice day!
I use airpots on a grid elevated by 25 cm, with bowls placed under each plant. This way, any excess water runs through the grid into the bowls, making it very easy to clean by simply emptying the bowls.
At the top of the airpots, I have attached a 10 cm ring from an equally sized plastic pot, as most of the annoying water overflow occurs in this area. With the rings, the water can only be absorbed downward in the first 10 cm and not flow out to the sides. The airpot effect is still fully present because the roots tend to "skip" this area anyway.
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What's happening? Thanks for the vidios. Blackberry moon rocks. Most of your info is for indoor growing. Still good info. Maybe a outdoor grower guest in your vidios? My vote is Luna, or Kevin Jodrey from Humboldt California.
Most of my info is indoor growing because I’m an indoor grower. Haha. And you talking about Luna who makes the stories? Might have xCodeh as a guest. We been talking about it.
Side note. She likes to keep her top layer of soil wet. Some soil biologists stuff.
Greetings from Germany 💚😋
On grow diaries you still use plastic containers, before transplant no? just wondering why? Serious question, is it because you are using interim?
For me fabrics were game changers. Cheers from Poland. You would have to find air pot and smart pot with exact same shape, so the test is reliable.
I got a photo in a Airpot and im close to the End!! its been amazing .. i have over a pound with out a doubt ... 10 Gallon Airpot ... 7 years growing and never had results like this!!!!!!!!!
The AC infinity self watering bases w/ the bags is a solid system. I love seeing root pics of the air pots, but they are not for me.
I take 5 gallon water jugs for the dispensar we have. I cut the tapered part at top off and have about 4 n half gallon pot with a handle on side. I put holes in bottom and all over sides. Works pretty good. Ive also ised 1 g tea jugs w top cut off. Then i leave handle part on and shove plastic straw down into bottom of soil from handle and i put air hoses down into soil through handle and it lets me give some air to soil, roots. Don't know it if helps but they alwas grow healthy. Ive seen people grow in some interesting shit. But i have fabric pots i wanna try next. Should have went with them by now but idk. Something about them i dont like
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I love the fabric containers, however, to stop water Over spill , that runs out the top down the sides of the pot. I folded a couple of pieces of newspaper in sixth inch width. Line the inside top of the pot. This will help the water in to the middle section without compromising too much air flow. In my opinion.
air pots look really cool.. Like something out of beetlejuice. 😂
Or just slow down your watering
@@irocksup123 My plants have never complained. 😆✌️
Sugar Black Rose, and nothing but the best lately like 11 Roses, grow went great using Mantis Buffered Nutrients in 9” slabs under Migro 600, sexiest lights on the planet.
Should I switch to seedling cycle after harvest and after new growth or stay in veg 🤔 🤷♂️ 🎉❤🎉
Smartpots is one of the original fabric bag brands, if not the original.
There are MANY fabric pot companies out there now, including eveyone's favorite tent companies such as VIVOSUN, and I think ACInfinity has their own bags now too.
I'm sure transplanting is a B, but one issue I CONSTANTLY have with SmartPot brand is that the bags FLOP over if you don'T fill them op completely. One thing I would do is take the side and flip them around the edge so that I would reduce the height, but that gets annoying too, and sometimes you cannot get it to go down fully.
I have grow bags and the raised beds from smartpots, both the same. I also have the compost bags and that's a PITA Too.
I believe the company is "Grassroots" and BuildASoil sells these fabric bags with a plastic lining that keeps water from coming out of the sides.
I did notice a plastic smell at first, but that went away. I also notice these bags are MUCH MORE RIGID than the smartpots, and don't bend over easily.
I think I will be going with more of these bags in the future.
Yeah, please use the airpots!
Whats difference between fabric pots and grow bags?
Maybe I don't understand English as good as a foreign.
Can you please explain that more exactly?
Because I also thought that drainage is an issue but since I am using less plants with bigger undertables to catch the Drainage under the growbags it's Not an issue anymore. 😏But I also feel that my hand watering is never really on point.
I did answer this in a previous comment. Different material. Fabric pots are made of polypropylene…kinda like a soft, breathable felt material. The grow bags many people refer to are just rougher, not as much aeration. They usually have like that burlap-ish feel to it.
+1 for airpots. If you haven’t tried them yet, you’re doing yourself an injustice. For autos, I typically just run a regular 3 gallon bpa free nursery pot cause autos, in my experience, have only really vegged for about 3 weeks before they flower so the pots don’t really need to be huge with a root system that underdeveloped. For photos, I’ve run airpots, larger bpa free nursery pots and fabric pots. Each have their own pros and cons but if I had to pick and stay with one, it would be the airpots for sure. That paired with some coco and it’s essentially impossible to overwater. Dryback period is super quick and the plants can feed a lot more.
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55 gallon drums work good.
Cheers!
Airpots" I been using fabric pots for all my autos and both plastic and fabric for photos. Plastic for outdoor in massachusetts all the way!
Airpots coco coir mandated hydro for the win.
IU'm confused... You mentioned Smartpots and fabric containers midway through, and how much you like/use them, and then at the end you mention "Grow bags" and that you dislike them....
I tried looking up "growbags' and got the fabric containers, so what exactly are you talking about? Am I missing something?
Grow bags are made of a different material. Rougher, not as much aeration. I should’ve mentioned that in the videos. Sorry bro.
Fabric pots like the smart pots are made of polypropylene which is like breathable felt and grow bags have a combination of a rougher fabric/burlap. Hopefully that gives you a better answer.
@@420scene Thank you for the information... I'll have to look into it. I believe I've seen the burlap type bags before... I just have mostly heard "Growbags" as the smartpot type, so I was confused... No need to be sorry, I just am trying to always learn myself.
All the best to you! Thank you for answering my question!
Yeah some people call fabric pots “smart pots” but SmartPots is a brand. Some stuff is easy to get confused just because of the name. 😎
@@420scene Yeah, I mentioned in another comment that SmartPots are one if not the original brand that created the fabric growbags. I use them, they are alright. They flop over which is annoying, but I got one from BuildASoil from I believe a company called "Grassroots" or something, and it is more rigid, and has a plastic liner to prevent leaking out of the sides. I like those bags a lot. They are a little more expensive than the smartpots, but I think I would get those over the smartpots if I had to get more. I was more worried about lead and other nasties in these bags. That was always my biggest worry.
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I use fabric pots all the way … I grow outside and when it rains I don’t gotta worry one sunny day and it dry um up
Ac infinity fabric pots i think are the best.
Shout out to Kultiva Living soil pots.
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I just leave mine in 1gal fabric from seed to harvest.
I like having big yields. lol.
Airpots
Do plastic fabric n air pots
Fabric bags are awesome but I am running airports and so far fabric is easier and less work
If you have high humidity use plastic instead of fabric.
FloraFlex
AIR POTS!
Who has the Jet Fuel strain seeds?
The plastic bags don’t have much drainage but I can just poke ur own holes and their cheap lol
AIRPOTS!!!!!
I use airpots and I won’t use anything else ❤❤
Am I high or did you say Grove bags don't have drainage?😂
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Best fabric pots are grassroots fabric pots.
Air-pots
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Fabrics in a tray and wet and sag for me all day long
Skip the airpots....all the holes exposing soil are paradise for insects/pests.....also a mess to water. Outside maybe.....indoor, hell no.
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airpots. do a comparison run
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