Pot size?

[#1cheesebuds]

Im ready to switch back to grow bags. I have a few questions.

Whas a good size for a 4w x 4h x6L bloom room? I was thnkig of getting 3 gallon size.
I'm looking to grow huge plants this next time around.

Your opinions please.

 

[FletchF.Fletch]

3 gallon is a good size. Are you going to fill them wth Coco or Soil?

 

[StickyBandit]

What strain/s do you plan on growing?

 

[#1cheesebuds]

3 gallon is a good size. Are you going to fill them wth Coco or Soil?

I used to use coco back in the day these days i us soil. But I'm debating if i should switch back to coco. The reason I started using soil is because the soil is supposed to feed the plants.

 

[#1cheesebuds]

What strain/s do you plan on growing?

The strains ill be using are (uk cheese, purple bagseed, autos, etc.) Basically, I'm just trying to get huge plants. And I used to get decently sized plants when I did grow bags. But this time i'm gonna wash and reuse the ones I buy.

 

[tobedetermined]

I have 4x4x8 tent. 4 x 5 gallon cloth pots have produced my biggest crowd to date in the space using autos. For fems and regs I use 3 x 5 gallon to give them some more room. .Hand watered coco btw.

 

[#1cheesebuds]

I have 4x4x8 tent. 4 x 5 gallon cloth pots have produced my biggest crowd to date in the space using autos. For fems and regs I use 3 x 5 gallon to give them some more room. .Hand watered coco btw.

So what is it about Coco that you like better than soil?

 

[tobedetermined]

I have never grown with soil indoors. I started with a full hydro udwc and in the middle of my 2nd grow disaster struck - a major leak while I was away in Vegas on biz for a week. When I got home I bought coco and planted them in that and they thrived. Coco ever since.

 

[StickyBandit]

I'm trialing coco hempys currently. The hardest thing with indoor soil grows for me is watering. No 2 batches are identical. The coco hempys seem to stay fluffy and the ease of flushing instantly really appeals. I've seen others have GREAT success consistently with them too

 

[tobedetermined]

The key to coco is to remember that it is hydro. Aside from the first week or so of root formation, you want it wet all of the time until you chop. Many guys automate, so they can feed multiple times a day. Think of the plant in the Moranis movie Little Shop of Horrors . . . Feed Me! I feed to 10% waste every day and the plants love it.