The netpots just hold the root ball from being submerged in water that's where the rot begins. The water level in your bucket is just below the bottom of your netpots so as to stay mostly dry. The rest of the roots can become massive and hang in the water 24/7, water roots. Look at my thread. I grow 6 plants in a 5 to 8 gallon container. By the end it is full of roots, I mean massive amounts. I can grow 6 up to 3 feet but that's wasted growing that tall inside. Monster bitch is over 3 feet and in a 3 inch netpot and about to split the pot wide open. I would like some lowryder myself, one day.
LOC NAR1958 Reviewed by LOC NAR1958 on . Question on root space Is there a chart that shows how big of a bucket a plant will need for whatever size it's at? Zandor one of your charts would really be helpful here. I want to know this because I am making a hydroponics setup for my tomatoes and I would like to know how big to get the buckets. I am also going to have seperate buckets with a DWC setup on each of them for each plant. I'm mostly making everything to grow lowryder strains so the plants wont be very big. Then once Gren Green's breeders book comes Rating: 5