self watering stack-able planter

lowrider2000

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• Nov 4, 2011

• #1

Are these any good?
if so whats the best soil, coco, hydro

 

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smokinrav

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• Nov 4, 2011

• #2

Not for growing cannabis, unless your doing it under the sun.

 

lowrider2000

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• Nov 4, 2011

• #3

any why is that?????
i can grow some fire in a solo party cup why wont this work?

pros:

i think its great stack em us a week apart perpetual cycle.
it optimizes your space
i can grow 3 1-1.5oz plants in each level no problem
watering it is easy instead of watering 10 potts water one and it trickles down

cons:

the only thing i would be worried about is the nutrient solution getting watered down or auto of wack on the way down
and maybe if you have different strains they will all react different to the ph and nutes(i use clones of the same mother)

 

lowrider2000

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• Nov 4, 2011

• #4

bump bump bump

 

smokinrav

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• Nov 4, 2011

• #5

If you know all the answers already, why did you ask?

If you're going to try to use that indoors, look up the inverse square law.

 

dura72

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• Nov 4, 2011

• #6

you'd probably have root rot probs and it looks a bit small. i'd bet u could grow more with one large pot that'd take up the same space than all those little pots. but thats just my opinion.

 

lowrider2000

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• Nov 4, 2011

• #7

i grow little 1 oz plants any ways

 

lowrider2000

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• Nov 4, 2011

• #8

i usually vegg my clones for a week or two after they root................and itlike a void at the bottom of the planter that collects the extra water no root rot im sure that marijuana is not the only plant that gets root rot and the engineers that made these potts took that into consideration