GrayZone
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So as the title says I'm using both. Pots are raised and trays are below them, so there's some air circulation for root pruning and to prevent any possible mold/rot on those bags(not sure are they produced with that in mind, using some anti-rot/mold material).
Previously I used mineral fertilizers and plastic containers. I'd always water with enough water to get some runoff and wash the soil a bit.
As bio-fertilizers aren't as likely to cause trouble as quickly as mineral fertilizers are, and I'm growing in textile pots, would that mean you'd be fine with only minimal runoff?
The argument for that is to avoid washing out all that bio-stuff you're watering them with, as it's not likely to produce any negative effects.
Thoughts and experiences, please.
@CharlesU Farley, I've seen on that pic you're using that kind of pots.
Previously I used mineral fertilizers and plastic containers. I'd always water with enough water to get some runoff and wash the soil a bit.
As bio-fertilizers aren't as likely to cause trouble as quickly as mineral fertilizers are, and I'm growing in textile pots, would that mean you'd be fine with only minimal runoff?
The argument for that is to avoid washing out all that bio-stuff you're watering them with, as it's not likely to produce any negative effects.
Thoughts and experiences, please.
@CharlesU Farley, I've seen on that pic you're using that kind of pots.
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