New Grower Air Pot verse Smart Pots verse Regular pots, hell any pot!
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If I'm keeping things simple, definitely Smart Pots. I'm on my first grow using AutoPots with Air Domes, I'm hoping to see a noticeably larger yield.
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Yeah I am going with the SMARTPOTS not unless someone can convince me to buy the other, but I have been seeing a lot of those Airpots latley with many Auto users (is it a European thing?). The pots seem taller but slightly narrower allowing the roots to grow further down and spread the legs and the cone shape holes poking out the sides. At least that's what I heard. Guess I will have to try both but Johnny 5 needs more input!
I had to purchase mine from Europe. I find them harder to water (excessive runoff) and had roughly the same results. They weren't worth the money to me.
Sosa the cat prefers the fabric Smartpots. But only because they are more comfortable than the spiky, pointy plastic Airpots. :smoking:
I love smart pots. I've been using that with royal gold Tupur and have been enjoying the results.
So here is an example of 6 plants in 1 gallon smart pots and 6 plants in 2 gallons. Notice the size difference; the two gallon plants are substantially larger.
The 1 Gallon pots are kind of neat, sometimes plants I've grown in small pots just end up being the most phenomenal bud.
So for now I'm going with 2 gallon fabric pots with my autos.
So here is an example of 6 plants in 1 gallon smart pots and 6 plants in 2 gallons. Notice the size difference; the two gallon plants are substantially larger.
So for now I'm going with 2 gallon fabric pots with my autos.
Smart pots.... they work just as well as air pots imo, at a fraction of the cost.
I roll with the 5 gallons. They are plenty big as to not hinder your plants size and don't have to water near as much during flower.
I roll with the 5 gallons. They are plenty big as to not hinder your plants size and don't have to water near as much during flower.
Yeah I think your right about it being a "Euro" thing. I guess it trains the roots to grow straight down as far as they can. hanks for you feedback.
I love smart pots. I've been using that with royal gold Tupur and have been enjoying the results.
So here is an example of 6 plants in 1 gallon smart pots and 6 plants in 2 gallons. Notice the size difference; the two gallon plants are substantially larger.The 1 Gallon pots are kind of neat, sometimes plants I've grown in small pots just end up being the most phenomenal bud.
So for now I'm going with 2 gallon fabric pots with my autos.
Hey lilm00re14 , just wondering, since your getting such great results from the 2 GAL why not go 3 or 5 even. Most likely a space thing I would guess, but I think if you had dramatic differences between one and two then why not 3 gallon?
