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They'd have to look worse than that before I'd be concerned.

It looks like a couple leaves on the bucket plant may be protesting this but the bag plant seems ok with it. This makes sense I suppose, the bag has a lot more aeration.

This is my first time trying to grow in the hot Mohave desert summer and I'm low experience anyway, it's a challenge but I'm trying to be innovative. I have one in a bucket and another in a bag. I've been trying as best I can to keep a small portable mister on them and then yesterday I came up...

Yeah I just went ahead and filled them up, capacity is a bit over a gallon. It was nice because we had to leave for a week so with full bases and terracotta spikes/bottles in the top they had no problem while I was gone.

Although I can't speak from experience, I also just started using the Vivosun bases/bags this month. I bought them as a package deal from their website, 4 bases - 5 bags. I went ahead and put water in the bases right away but have also been watering from the top. I have them indoor and the two...

This looks like the kind of thing I'd like to do, anymore info about how you put it together?

Yes this makes sense, right now I have one in a bag and the other in a 5 gal bucket I'd modified for drainage. Fortunately I'll mostly be home during this summer to keep an eye on them. I'm trying to alleviate some of the heat with a small mister I bought which also helps add humidity to the air...

Thanks for these replies, I'll take a look at those strains and follow up. We have a couple raised beds but they're reserved for our veggies and such per my wife so I'm primarily using grow bags on stands/elevated. I'm using a little bit of a mix on soil but it's mostly Happy Frog and Ocean...

Hello, new here and first post. Overall I'm new to this, have only tried growing a couple times before and was many years ago. I'm trying to be a bit more serious about it now, it's legal where I'm at and in todays world there's an almost overwhelming amount of resources for information and seed...