Can I use supersoil in tiny pots?

The Super Soil recipe is geared toward 7 gallon (minimum) pots.

I wonder if it would be all that different? You still use the same math on the soil levels, your using clones which dont need the depth as much as seed would...maybe this can be my fun experiment and first journal on the board here. What do you think Kamut? If you wanted the clones to be fairly small in order to utilize the "Sea of Green" technique, this could work well in theory. I'm starting to wonder about the proximity of the roots though, that could kill the whole plan before I even get started. Hmmm.....off to read

i have seen sub post about using super soil in beds, kinda like the grow tray your talking about, and i bet if you search around you can find them. 10 gal pots work best for me, but if your intelligent about it super soil should work in just about any setup. gotta remember, its just dirt... dont over complicate things. by the way, even in 10 gallon pots i have to water ever 2 to 3 days once budding begins.
kane

Im not worried about the water quantities at all. If the Tropf-Blumat setup works like I have been told it does, then I hook them up to a 30 Gal res that is slightly elevated. Gravity does the rest. no pumps, no electricity, no timers. It is just dirt, but its my first attempt using it so I dont want to miss a few basic principles and goof it all up. I'm gunshy lol, but point taken. I really want to figure this out because my work schedule is making it impossible to keep plants alive using my previous hydro setup. Miss a day and your girls are toast, that whole debacle. I understand I can find resources to build big set-ups that are hydro and can be left for days, but that's a lot of set up in an apartment. Its also expensive.

I did find trays, say $120-$180 for a great tray with a depth of 7". The watering things are around $100 after the shipping, and then its just the soil. I used distilled water before, need to read up on whether or not I should use that or get an RO filter. I plant on making a batch that is half the quantity of the recipe listed by Sub. At least thats the plan so far haha

I want to try the blumats as well. Seems to be perfect for super soil...

The soil doesnt change if it is in a little pot.

itll just run out of nutrients faster. wont last thru flowering.

you can filter your water if you want to,i use a "small boy" chlorine snatcher. it was $100 and has a sediment filter and an activated carbon filter. it works very well for me, i see no point to ro water when using soil. the trays cost a pretty penny, yes, but they can eliminate a lot of head ache and reduce messes. my 10 gal pots just rest on the floor in individual trays but i use a big square tray for my plants in 1 and 2 gal pots. lets me throw water around like a jackass and not make a mess lol. this sounds like a cool project here, i hope to be able to check back on this thread in a couple months and see happy plants! what strain ypu plan to run in there?

kane