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Old 05-07-2013, 01:19 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Default Re: Garbage Cans

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Originally Posted by EzrieAlan View Post
I'm a huge fan of re-purposing and I found one of these huge rolling garbage cans that I'm thinking of turning into pots. ( Toter 96 gal. Wheeled Trash Can Cart-025596-01GRS at The Home Depot ) for reference. Would that slow the crap out of the growth? I see huge plants coming out of much smaller pots, but I really want it to fruit. Would that hinder that goal?
I don't think that would be a good choice, and the wheels will not handle the weight.

The best pot design, IMO is the Big Bag Bed wider is better than deeper.

For growing a potted plant quickly, it is better to start with a small pot and incrementally move into larger pots.

This will give you a higher root density when you reach your final pot size.

I grow large plants in 82 gallon rectangular pots and section off the four corners to reduce it to a 41 gallon pot.

After the roots become stacked on the perimeter, I then remove the dividers allowing the plant use the rest of the pot.
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