What size fabric pots do you use homie?Glad you got it figured out brother.
Never seen that system but looks cool.
I'll stick to my soil and Fabric pots. I have grown in DWC and liked it but solution temps can be a pain in the ass.
I used the fabric pots for the first time in my current grow. I didn’t think I would like them but turns out I do. A couple of my girls are thirstier than the others so it made me wonder if the less thirsty plants were happy in them but remembering that this also happened in the plastic 7 gal I used last grow. I just got Amazon order yesterday to transfer my spring plants into 2 gallon cloth pots I’m hoping they can last and veg in these pots for a few weeks until outdoor/tent transfer. The cloth pots are easy to check if they need water too little handles on them make it easy to lift to see if they are thirsty plus I think I water a little more often which I like seeing my plants drink up the water quick so it’s not a problem for me.I have 3,5,and 7 gallon AC Infinity Fabric Pots.
My Autos will be grown in 3 gallon. I have my big Tomato,Pepper,and Lemons in 7 gallon.
Smaller veggies in 5 gallon.
Got a lot more to do today. I'm changing all my flowers from plastic to fabric pots also. Plastic pots from now on will be for looks only. They will be used in my front yard.
I have some 1 and 3 gallon fabrics in the shed. I'm going to do my widows in the 3 gallons. I like the simplicity of these SIPs, but I don't like the problems I'm getting with them. I can still do basically the same method in fabric pots.I used the fabric pots for the first time in my current grow. I didn’t think I would like them but turns out I do. A couple of my girls are thirstier than the others so it made me wonder if the less thirsty plants were happy in them but remembering that this also happened in the plastic 7 gal I used last grow. I just got Amazon order yesterday to transfer my spring plants into 2 gallon cloth pots I’m hoping they can last and veg in these pots for a few weeks until outdoor/tent transfer. The cloth pots are easy to check if they need water too little handles on them make it easy to lift to see if they are thirsty plus I think I water a little more often which I like seeing my plants drink up the water quick so it’s not a problem for me.
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