iShatterBladderz
Well-Known Member
hello RIU!
So, over the years, I’ve been through a bit of an evolution of pots for my pot. Started out with DIY buckets in the backyard, and have been using fabric pots for some time now. Here lately, I’ve been doing a lot of research on little things I can do to help get just a bit more from my plants, so when I went to order some new fabric pots, I decided to go with radicle bags instead. I grow in a 70/30 coco perlite blend, doing multi-feed DTW. I’m pretty sure it will be pretty much the same as using the fabric pots, with the added benefit of easier cleaning for re-use, and I’m hoping for maybe a tad bit better root pruning, although I am curious how many of you guys are using radicle bags as well? Any tips that I should know using these versus using the fabric pots? I’m excited to try these out, they seem like they would breathe a little better, even if it that doesn’t come with any additional benefits.
So, over the years, I’ve been through a bit of an evolution of pots for my pot. Started out with DIY buckets in the backyard, and have been using fabric pots for some time now. Here lately, I’ve been doing a lot of research on little things I can do to help get just a bit more from my plants, so when I went to order some new fabric pots, I decided to go with radicle bags instead. I grow in a 70/30 coco perlite blend, doing multi-feed DTW. I’m pretty sure it will be pretty much the same as using the fabric pots, with the added benefit of easier cleaning for re-use, and I’m hoping for maybe a tad bit better root pruning, although I am curious how many of you guys are using radicle bags as well? Any tips that I should know using these versus using the fabric pots? I’m excited to try these out, they seem like they would breathe a little better, even if it that doesn’t come with any additional benefits.