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Question for smart pot users.

OzBud

OzBud

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Roughly what is the diameter of smart pots when filled with growing medium? 3gal vs 5gal size.
 
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I've got 3 gal. You can use this for scale. It fills to about 7.5 inches
 

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I want to switch to smart pots but saw that it's recommended if you would normally use a 3gal regular pot then you would use a 5gal smart pot and I thought that was too big for my grow area. So a 5gal smart pot isn't as big as a normal 5gal pot then? Or is it just taller and not as big around? It's a little confusing.
 
Oh I thought it was going to be some type of challenging question for smart pot users.
Not smartpot users. I've never used smartpots. Guess I'll be on my way now. Duh...
 
Believe it or not smart pots are pretty decent and look to promote awesome aeration for root growth especially for autoflowers it would seem since its growth cycle is short any help to grow bigger roots =bigger plants and buds potentially
 
I wish I could, I live in the sticks. 5 red lights in my little town and it's a 25 min drive for me to get to town!
There's one little country store out here and it closes at 8pm, if you fk around and miss it you're driving all the way to town for a gallon of milk!
I'd say the closest smart pot is probably a 60 or 70 min drive. Love it out here tho...
 
I'm starting a 5 gal. Smart pot grow 4 of them never used them before hope it goes well.i am a little concerned about the amount of soil needed per pot I'm still in seedling grow about 2 to3 sets of leaves nods close under t5 now, waiting for last grow to finish up. 600 watt. Final destination luck to both of us.peace
 
you need a bigger smart pot than normal pot as the extra air from the sides mean more water evaporates and less for the plant to drink
 
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