Any good plant pot sellers`

Droy87

Member

• Jan 10, 2014

• #1

I used 5 gallon jugs last grow and I'm looking to scrog this next plant so I would prefer a 10+ gal pot. Anyone know a good online site to order them cheap? I'd prefer to not use fabric bags, to much of a pain in the ass.

 

starcraftguy1988

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• Jan 10, 2014

• #2

You can certainly buy grow bags at that size, they will be your cheapest option. Not fabric lol, they are more like heavy duty trashbags

 

vostok

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• Jan 10, 2014

• #3

Consider making your own, many posts here and there of guys making them outta weed matting even plywood ...pot design is a science to itself ...?

 

SpicySativa

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• Jan 10, 2014

• #4

Got any nurseries in the area? They should have some pots. Why so keen on buying them online? They are sold at all kinda of gardening and home improvement stores.

 

hyroot

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• Jan 10, 2014

• #5

Rounders fabric pots from growers house. Root pouch fabric pots from amazon are the best deal. Best deal for plastic nursery pots are at nurseries or home depot. But very few home depots have 10 gals.

 

twostrokenut

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• Jan 10, 2014

• #6

Cut the bottom out of one of your 5 gal then mate the top to another top, duct tape would work.

 

GreenSanta

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• Jan 11, 2014

• #7

twostrokenut said:

Cut the bottom out of one of your 5 gal then mate the top to another top, duct tape would work.

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Are you serious!! that would be 1.2 meters high for 25 cm wide!! try not to tip that one over! haha

 

Droy87

Member

• Jan 11, 2014

• #8

stores around here sell them sooooo over priced. I'm talking, 100$+ for clay pots and or plastic. I guess I'll go fabric

 

vostok

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• Jan 11, 2014

• #9

Look to kiddie pools, you get then 12-20 gallons

 

hyroot

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• Jan 11, 2014

• #10

You could get 5 gal paint buckets and drill holes in them. Its 5.4 gal liquid. Dry weight they hold 0.7 cu ft of soil. So roughly 10 gallons of soil +/-

 

The GreenBastard

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• Jan 12, 2014

• #11

http://eastwesthydro.com/garden-sup...products-premium-nursery-pot-10-gallon-724825

 

twostrokenut

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• Jan 12, 2014

• #12

GreenSanta said:

Are you serious!! that would be 1.2 meters high for 25 cm wide!! try not to tip that one over! haha

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Ya man....I'm a careful gardner

Merely a suggestion....another would be considering turning that 5 gal into hydro bucket if the problem is rootbound pot

Seen the kiddie pool implemented successfully as well, dirt and no drain holes.

Of course only because the most sensible option, the fabric pot, has been ruled out.

 

Sunbiz1

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• Jan 12, 2014

• #13

Droy87 said:

stores around here sell them sooooo over priced. I'm talking, 100$+ for clay pots and or plastic. I guess I'll go fabric

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Plastic trash cans, drill drainage holes...available everywhere and cheap.

 

undercovergrow

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• Jan 12, 2014

• #14

looked into Superoots Air-Pots? http://www.roguehydro.com/ sells them at a great price online (with free shipping) and has great customer service! i am using 3-gallon now (been thinking about upgrading to the 5-gallon versions) and i like them. the root system with these are amazing.