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[mistylee544]

i think that i am suffering from over watering because i trans planted from 3/4 gallon to i think 3 gallon pots and it looks like mud. so i was wondering if it would be ok to get one massive pot and put them in there. i no its not suggested but i want to make the one massive pot 50% PERTILITE AND THE other 50% soil si it will drain. thanks for any in put.




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mistylee544 Reviewed by mistylee544 on 10-19-2007. WILL SOME BODY PLEAASE READ THIS i think that i am suffering from over watering because i trans planted from 3/4 gallon to i think 3 gallon pots and it looks like mud. so i was wondering if it would be ok to get one massive pot and put them in there. i no its not suggested but i want to make the one massive pot 50% PERTILITE AND THE other 50% soil si it will drain. thanks for any in put. Chode Rating: 5

[Weedhound]

I certainly wouldn't put more than one plant per pot. They'll fight for space too much and won't grow well.

[420tea]

sounds like there is draining issues.

use separate pots. one per plant.

a soil mix of pertilite-soil-worm castings. it is said this is perfect for nutes, drainage, and yield at the all important harvest.

good luck man.

[FireTheft]

the mixture you described is good for avoiding overwatering, but you need to learn too....
just know that if you go with that mixture its not going to be any less forgiving....in fact it might be more work....you will now have to keep an even stricter eye on them so the soil doesn't dry out now

[stinkyattic]

30% perlite is easier to deal with.
And improve your pot drainage... Power drill... 3/4" paddle bit.... you be in biznaz.

[FireTheft]

30% perlite is easier to deal with.
And improve your pot drainage... Power drill... 3/4" paddle bit.... you be in biznaz.

haha...biznaz

yea, 30% is the magically combo IMHO