Growing container

[hashemomari053]

What kind of containers do you guys recommend for indoor growing? Does it really make a huge difference?

 

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[Ozzy420]

Just about anything can be used to grow, most people will opt for a tent they come in many sizes, some will have an area in there house or garage that they will build into a room and use or the people that rent and have to keep it low down will fit out a wardrobe to grow in...

[hashemomari053]

I meant like a pot, ceramic, cloth, etc

 

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[itchybromusic]

well you got standard plastic pots & now days there are air pruning pots 

 

what makes air pruning pots a little better is the roots of a plant don't spin 

round & round the pot & possibly cause plant probs from being root bound 

 

air pruning pots like geopot or rocket pots stop this from happening by roots 

growing into the fabric & being air pruned as they get close to the outside air

& no soil , once air pruned the root stops growing & produces another root that 

does the same thing , so forth & so on , you don't get roots laying on top of each

other & laying in plant exudates  / plant juices 

[Exile]

Or if your short on cash, grab the missus Woolworths/Coles shopping bag they make good ghetto fabric pots

[Lenore]

When I first started indoors many years ago, I used 89c, 9 lt plastic buckets from Bunnings.

[midlifegardner]

I still use those for my hempy buckets. Fine for autos which finish at 80 days.

When I first started indoors many years ago, I used 89c, 9 lt plastic buckets from Bunnings.

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[Lenore]

I still use those for my hempy buckets. Fine for autos which finish at 80 days.

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I eventually bought square pots from eBay for mums. Ended up buying Growlush water systems for flowering aka the "kiddy pool" setups. I loved those.

[Veritas629]

I've been using the Geo fabric pots. Just one grow so far, but they are working well and I'll continue with them. Tip, mine keep the roots at a good moisture now that I elevated them to get air underneath.