excellent point about tangled roots. nothing worse than hearing that horrible (yet affirming) crunching sound of roots being torn apart. I'd hate to imagine that happening to two or more plants at the same time.

also...if sharing containers, even if you rotate the containers for even light distribution, it would seem that the inside of each should theoretically suffer from light loss.

I would love to see a picture from a grower who has pulled off growing two or more to a container, either by training, bending, or whatever...
notanotherteensmoker Reviewed by notanotherteensmoker on . One big soil container for all plants So I was reading Soma's organic growing book, and he grows a bunch of plants in one big container. This seems like a really good idea, especially if you are growing something that will be harvested. He uses a regular organic soil with some other stuff, but I wonder how this would be if you used a mix of soiless mediums, you could keep reusing it for a long time and just keep adding fertilizer. And of course the primary benefit for indoor growers is that you could grow more in a smaller space. I Rating: 5