Maybe you could use a square tray or something just like you used as the base of the pot and just drill holes in it and wrap the pots around it. I'm sure there's a way you could create your own base. It would probably need to be pretty sturdy for all that weight though. Wire shelf 2x2 or something lol
no these are knock-off airpots but still they are food grade. where i live i cant get original airpots but knock-offs are available and they still work well.
yeah i am enjoying this too and you are right maybe something like that with wire shelf and carbon fiber screen and shit could work haha but all in all i dont really see problems regarding air exchange from the bottom atm. so i am more inclined to say this works well as it is.
Interesting... I thought they were upside down. I did not know air-pot clones exist. Is there a link to those?
i am not in us so in this case link wouldnt provide any benefits to you
Airpot have instruction video on their website how to fill them properly and they really pack the medium tight inside to fill all of the cones. It has its meaning, because when the cones are not filled, roots are not growing outside of them and not getting pruned. I really do not like their way, because there is actually no need to pack coco. I always look for coarse and fibrous coco and I never ever press coco into the pot, water do it better than I can ever do. It means obstracles with filling the airpots correctly. I wrap them into the plastic folie to prevent any particles to fall out of the cones and then take handfull of coco, throw it inside and gently mix it to the sides, than another part of coco and mix to the sides without any force to the bottom of the pot or medium already presented in the pot. It takes like 6 times or more depends how much I take in my hands untill the pot is full. If it is the 1L air pot, I just wrap it, fill it to the top, cover with my hand and shake. The goal is to see your medium in open cones without any influence to your mediums draining ability IMo. And at the end all of the open cones should be filled with the roots, thats my idea of properly sized airpot. Talking about coco. That makes me thinking about what kind of advantages can this pot bring to outdoor raised bed. I believe that some pots have been invented to specific style of growing, they can work somehow in other style as well but without any actual benefit they have been done for. I mean, you can get same or better results with just klassic raised bed made out of wood or stone or whatever without hassle or spending money for something you will later trash. But the idea is nice thats true.
here you go zeem https://en.seedfinder.eu/strain-info/Caribe/Cannabiogen/Apologies if mentioned somewhere already; I tried to find it.
what is this cultivar/strain?
It looks to me like a similar morphology to one that was made a classic after decades of imagery in popular culture.
Excepting wide leaf silhouettes that we would think of as Indica.
How many times did you top? Looks really nicely spread out.
who knows matty. its an old clone sitting in my tent for months. but after transplant i didnt top much, just tied down.
Well, it's one of the nicest structures I've seen. Can't wait to see it at harvest. I top, tell myslef I'll train, never do and it's just what it is.
thanks man i cant wait to see it at harvest either. i wonder how it will look then i rarely have a beautiful plant past second half of flower, mostly yellow af haha
i’m sure you will man keep a journal so we can watch how it goesThis girl looks mighty fine.
Hopefully i'll get similar results after being out of growing for a while.
Picking it up as we speak.
This works great as great motivation!
thanks for the effort to keep this thread updated
