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im about to be moving my indoor plants to my already prepared outdoor plots..i have a few spots where i will put about 2 plants in each one. as to avoid detection...ive dug holes that are about 2.5'x2x2...is this big enough to promote good growth for both plants...i figured if the root systems intertwined sum it wouldnt matter but i want to be sure....thanks :cool:
Well the further out the less they have to share light and nutrients from the soil. But let's say that you were to provide nutrients for them I do believe they could be very close as long as they get wat they need. Light, Nutrients, and CO2.
i use 1 gallon plant pot with good soil cut large holes in the bottom dig hole put whole thing in grond with alittle good dirt under them. then let nature work..
for outdoors about 3x3 or 6 sqft of area to branch out and grow works fine.
Good luck