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soil grow seedlings, clear pot OK?
I have moved my germinated seeds into small clear pots to first grow in, I read that clear pots allow you to monitor root growth and know when to repot, however I have also read that you dont want light getting to the roots... what are your thoughts on this matter?
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No clear pots, light will likely kill any exposed roots.
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Ive buried the small clear pots in a larger pot of the same soil, this will make it easy to transplant coz the soil will be the same and the hole will be perfect size
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Originally Posted by
messedup
Ive buried the small clear pots in a larger pot of the same soil, this will make it easy to transplant coz the soil will be the same and the hole will be perfect size

That's a pretty decent idea I haven't read before.
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Originally Posted by
messedup
Ive buried the small clear pots in a larger pot of the same soil, this will make it easy to transplant coz the soil will be the same and the hole will be perfect size

Why bother with them at all there is no point to them, you dont need to see the root growth. You can check the holes at the bottom and when the roots start to stick out time to transplant.
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Stay away from clear pots. Use black or dark pots. Roots dark, leaves light!
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Mr. Ganja
No you should never have lights on the roots.. Never light kills them idk im talkin out my ass
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Stranger
Stranger
I used clear pots they did fine just stayed short and bushy just like i needed
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