Wooderson420
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the tomato cages that Subcool's has in his garden with the loops the side that look ajustable. where can I find those? I've look all over google and can't find them anywhere. any links would be greatly appreciate
Who Makes Sub's Tomato Cages?
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kryptoniteglo
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I'd like to know the answer to this, too. I just moved my girls to a larger tent, and now that they're not being held up by the sides of the tent I can see they need cages. Hope someone knows the answer!
Wooderson420
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I forgot to say the cages on the weednerd in Subcools's bloom room, is what I was referring too.
Californicater
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I got some of these from Hope Depot garden section a few weeks ago.
It is a GroTall Double plant support. They also come in single, and a model with a horizontal squared off scrog like piece. The double is 18in diameter 36in tall and you can play with the diameter if you tie it off securely.
http://www.plantsupports.org/plant-support/double-plant-support-ring.html
It is a GroTall Double plant support. They also come in single, and a model with a horizontal squared off scrog like piece. The double is 18in diameter 36in tall and you can play with the diameter if you tie it off securely.
http://www.plantsupports.org/plant-support/double-plant-support-ring.html
Wooderson420
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thanks Californicater, those are the ones!
foreverflyhi
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R these the ones nugbuket uses for mainlining? I think I remember reading he makes em, don't remember
SpicySativa
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I use those Home Depot ones. Gotta be honest I'm not a huge fan. They are really loose and floppy. I did a little Frankenstein work and fitted them each with 4 legs instead if three, which helped, but I'm still in the market for something better.
nugbuckets
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in my opinion, the heavy tomato cages work the best...you will need a bolt cutters to cut off everything you do not need, then bend some feet on the legs for anchors, and to keep it from poking through the bottom of the pot....
