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03-13-2010, 04:34 PM #1
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simple potting question
i have enough room for 6-8 autoflowring plants. could i just buy a big tote and fill it up with potting mix and grow all my plants in there or would it be better to by individual containers ? if so then are the cons to growing them all in a tote major issues or just something that i would have to be a little extra careful about? thanx !!!!!
chrisouth Reviewed by chrisouth on . simple potting question i have enough room for 6-8 autoflowring plants. could i just buy a big tote and fill it up with potting mix and grow all my plants in there or would it be better to by individual containers ? if so then are the cons to growing them all in a tote major issues or just something that i would have to be a little extra careful about? thanx !!!!! Rating: 5
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03-13-2010, 06:45 PM #2
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simple potting question
Whats up...
From what ive seen done... You can use one big tote for the smaller AF strains like lowryder and ryder crosses. They dont get very big so the root masses are smaller. So if you space them right then you can do it. I would make sure they are all the same strain if you decide to use one tote. Also if something happens to the soil it could harm them all since they share the same medium. If you are confident in your skills then you can definitely make it work.
In my oppinion though if you have the room then individual pots would be best. It would be much easier to grow different strains that way as well!.
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03-13-2010, 10:16 PM #3
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simple potting question
Remember, that sucker is going to get very heavy,other than that I don't see why you can't grow all in one tote...make sure you have drainage.And,like GrowThisOrDie said , if you get bad soil or any kind of infestation ,the whole family is going to get it....
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03-14-2010, 12:40 AM #4
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simple potting question
so basically its like a lot of hydro system that grow multiple plants in one table or tub ? if you c a problem u use your knowldge to correct it asap or just get on here get get advice from experienced growers such as urself. (not kissn as lol) after spending about 5 hundred on lights, connectors, nutrients, fans, seeds and ect.. im pretty much tapped out. i got the ff trio pack and plan on mixing my own soil. ive read a few places that sta green, perlite, and dolimite is a good mix. how do u feel about this as a soil mix. im limited to lowes and walmart and my lowes dont carry none of the decent shit
Originally Posted by GetThisOrDie
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03-14-2010, 12:45 AM #5
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simple potting question
hi chrisouth,have you thought of dividing the big tote with wood or plastic,that way if you needed to pull a plant,you would'nt disturb other root systems!!
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03-14-2010, 01:35 AM #6
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simple potting question
thought did cross my mind. guess i shoulda had thought about it more. i have other totes and lids i could use as deviders. or does neone have any better suggestions? would wood work better? what kind of sealant would b safe to use? just tryn to work with what i got. my can 2600 came in the other day and that things definitely gonna do the job. im just waiting on my pyrex bake a round so i can hook up my cool tube. 15 out of 16 seeds have sprouted
Originally Posted by busybee
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03-15-2010, 01:25 AM #7
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03-15-2010, 04:03 PM #8
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simple potting question
your taking an easy grow method and making it difficult, Buy 6 square pots that would make the size of tote and you have the problem solved, have a bong and spliff and any problem drifts away........
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