Pot Stacking...

[axxxxe]

I wonder what would happen if you cut the entire bottom off of the top pot before setting it on new pot?Where did you find 7 gal pots? I would like to find 5 gal pots the dia. of 3 gal pots to see how they work in limited space.

axxxxe Reviewed by axxxxe on 03-25-2009. Pot Stacking... Ok, apparently either I get too busy, or too lazy. Here's the background... I ran a grow thru to harvest. (Indica dom - 5 gallon pot) After harvest, I flushed well, and trimmed remaining foliage for a re-veg in the same 5 gallon pot. I do this with virtually every grow, picking the finest example of the run, and re-vegging for clones. I re-vegged for about a month, and she was ready for the flower room again. When I switched her (around 6 days ago) I transplanted into a 7 gallon pot. Rating: 5

[Rusty Trichome]

Where did you find 7 gal pots?

Google: 7 gallon plastic buckets.

[FourTwenty4Life]

You might have a problem with the soil drying too fast.
Can also try stacking on a pot that's half full. Would give added rootspace, but not as tall or as unstable as stacking on a full pot.

Good idea Rusty, I might try that. I'm going to be using 15inch wide plastic potters but I don't know what it equals in gallons. Thanks for the tips.:hippy: