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My felt pot is growing some flowers for my flower garden and after doing more reading(or actual reading the site I was on instead of skimming the article looking for words that confirm my bias), the plant likes moist soil as seedlings then well drained soil and watered relatively frequently. That being said, it is not sitting in a tray of water but I like that idea(a kind of moisture sink for the ‘wick’ to draw from). I only have one fan going at the moment though I do need to add another in.Hey OldFogey, I stole your idea of using the fiber pot as a “wick” to increase moisture in a small indoor pepper garden that I am starting. I’m using three fabric quarter gallon nursery bags sitting in a tray of water and filled with coco. I have a fan blowing on them, and the humidity in my 2x3 tent is at 65% compared to the house at 40%. My plants are in plastic pots like yours. Is your fabric pot sitting in water so it can wick more? Is there a fan on it?
I checked my last decent quad line (not great) and it took me 7 weeks of veg to get them to the right size for flowering….so it was a slow process for me.
I appreciate the info on veg time. I am a little disheartened by the slower than anticipated growth but I was aware that the pruning would slow the growth a bit from reading that website on quadlining. They have seemed to pick up some vigor in the last couple of days. I think I delayed them by a bit over a week but this is just a ‘see what happens’ grow at this point anyway.