pot size ?

[Punani Jack]

Im trying to get my grow room stuf ftogether slowly and I need to get some pots.

I plan to germinate my seeds in papertowels, then place them in rockwool cubes. After that I want to put them into thier final homes. What size net pots should I use? Please give me a size recomendation for 2ft, 3ft, and 4ft plants. I might want to grow bigger or smaller later on...

Thanks! :thumbsup:

Punani Jack Reviewed by Punani Jack on 04-16-2006. pot size ? Im trying to get my grow room stuf ftogether slowly and I need to get some pots. I plan to germinate my seeds in papertowels, then place them in rockwool cubes. After that I want to put them into thier final homes. What size net pots should I use? Please give me a size recomendation for 2ft, 3ft, and 4ft plants. I might want to grow bigger or smaller later on... Thanks! :thumbsup: Rating: 5

[LIP]

Well, 2 - 5 gallon would survice.

[busteruk7]

Well, 2 - 5 gallon would survice.

lol took the words straight from my mouth lol
5 gallon would be better
cheers all

[Punani Jack]

oh sorry, I meant the size of the pot as in inch. or cm.

Like would a 6" net pot work for a 3' plant?

[Lady Vapor]

The size pot depents on what kind of tomatos your growing and the correct amount of nuts, ph, and light you give it.

I use 5 gallon buckets and in this last grow I started using big rectangular plastic containers from WalMart. I got clear ones so I had to spray paint them white on the outside.

[krustythfreakinclown]

The rule is one gallon capacity for each foot of growth. So if you have a 5 gallon bucket, you can grow as high as 5 feet. I have 3.5 gallon buckets and the one harvest I did they grew about 4 feet.

If you want to go any bigger than 5 feet, just plant directly into the ground.