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Fed with Dr. Earth bloom tea.
1 cup per gallon of water. Then approx. 2 cups of tea per plant.
Had some nute burn on a couple of leaves. But overall plants love it.
The plants in 5 gallon fabric pots are double the size of plants in 1 gallon containers.
Moving two of the bigger plants into the flower room soon.
So I'm using plastic grow bags. They seem to hold moisture a lot more than fabric grow bags.
Might have to cut more holes in them or just use them for transplanting clones or something.
Anyone use these? What are they good for? Suggestions?
Hey there 👋
poly grow bags are made from durable plastic and are designed to be a low-cost alternative to nursery pots and other planting containers. They can be used in all the same applications as regular nursery pots and containers They should either come with a few drainage holes placed by the manufacturer, or you should have added some prior to planting. A lot of hydro stores sell them- but I personally agree that they retain too much moisture, and tend to stick to fabric bags for better wet/dry cycles.
Happy Growing 🌱
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