Reddit reviews Smart Pots 65-Gallon Smart Pot Soft-Sided Container, Black
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Soft-Sided Fabric Aeration Container That Has The Rigidity To Hold Its ShapeProvides Aeration, Enhancing Root Structure, Resulting In A Vigorous Plant With More Flowers And Fruits And Increased Insect And Disease ResistanceAllows Excess Heat To EscapeDeveloped For, And Used By Commercial Tree Growers
Some more pictures of the grow here.
Grow details: This is my first grow, and I thought I would share my experience.
Strain information can be found here and here
I Initially transferred 4 clones (purchased from dispensary at 20$ per) into 5 gallon black plastic buckets. Grown indoors for 4 weeks (May 2018- June 2018 ) in my sun room, with a raised lamp to provide light for extended hours and veg cycle. I just used an old lamp from my chicken coop, nothing special.
In June, I transferred all 4 plants into 65 gallon smart pots of a high nutrient soil (Rocket Fuel, Rogue Soil)
I transferred the plants outdoors into the 4 corners of my vegetable garden. They spent 4 months there, (June through September) They were periodically topped, bent, and trimmed to achieve an open canopy rather than christmas tree shape. Plants were fed according the General Hydroponics Organic feeding schedule.
Each plant grew to be about 5 1/2 feet tall, with a 5 foot diameter canopy.
By the start of October, the days were short enough that the plants began to show signs of flowering. At this point, I heavily trimmed the plants for all material that was not receiving direct light ( a process referred to as lollipopping).
A this stage the nights were also beginning to get quite cold, down into the low 40s and high 30s. This, as well as the beginning of wetter conditions, prompted me to move the plants to the front of my property and place each one on furniture movers that I purchased from home depot.
Each evening at dusk, I roll my plants into one of my empty garage spaces and every morning, I roll the plants out into the sun.
I am a 100% amateur grower, and am very pleased with my results so far. I do not claim any type of expertise, as i'm sure i made many mistakes along the way.
If anyone would like some more pictures from the whole grow let me know! Also happy to answer any questions.