Been thinking of getting a few of these for some trials, I expect that you could get a good yeild from one of these stagger planted SOG like a field or SCROG. Likewise you cold get away with 4 of them in a 1.2m2 tent & probably not need to tend to the hand watering during periods of absence or during the beginning 3 weeks of veg. They would also be very handy for flushing pots in a hydroponic medium. You sure don't need blumats with this setup, just a ballcock valve & header tank & a tap & your plug & play.
They are pciced better than the auto pots & much more usefull in my eyes.
been looking into drip systems & manifolds Etc but I think that the wick will be ideal I have been bottom feeding for 10+ years & they like it.
This is applicable to no till gardens I would expect & with a smart pot one could have soillife. Either for topdressing or covercropping thay are ideal.
Not sure I can justifty bringing 4 of them home even tho it's christmas but i would like to. I just think that the only downside is the 'sophisticated watering setup' that would go against you in court. I kinda like the use of a watering can or hosepipe & this allows you to do that I suppose.
I'd like to see how a plant would go in this.
https://www.greenhousesensation.co.uk/standard-salad-planter.html
They are pciced better than the auto pots & much more usefull in my eyes.
been looking into drip systems & manifolds Etc but I think that the wick will be ideal I have been bottom feeding for 10+ years & they like it.
This is applicable to no till gardens I would expect & with a smart pot one could have soillife. Either for topdressing or covercropping thay are ideal.
Not sure I can justifty bringing 4 of them home even tho it's christmas but i would like to. I just think that the only downside is the 'sophisticated watering setup' that would go against you in court. I kinda like the use of a watering can or hosepipe & this allows you to do that I suppose.
I'd like to see how a plant would go in this.
https://www.greenhousesensation.co.uk/standard-salad-planter.html