hell lol I āchatā anywhere and everywhere
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Hell yah you do, and we love it!
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Yea, I may have contributed to that a bitā¦ kept thinking of redirecting It here but thatās how conversation goes sometime. Easy to lose the original topic.
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Havenāt we all???
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Huh? What was the original subject that brought this up, anyhow? 
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Sugar pie!!! Lol
Oh, waitā¦ No that wasnāt it!
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I just wanted the recipeā¦ lol.
Sugar Pie OG new custom strain!
Hell yes! Sign me up for that one!
No idea where to ask so figure Iāll try here in the chat thread. I am trying to find some larger size non woven nursery bags. I have searched for awhile and can only find smaller ones. The biggest one I could find fits a gallon or less but I need one that fits at least 2 gal. Do they even exist?
This is the biggest one I could find but ideally Iād like to have some twice this size. Canāt seem to find any though. At this point Iād be willing to order international if there were any that werenāt small. I normally use the fabric bags but I am getting tired of taking out cut plants from them.
Itās hard to search for them because the thicker reusable ones are called almost the same thing so every time I try a search using gallon thatās all that comes up.
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so not woven just like grow bags or what I use 5 gallen bags that are basically panda film black on inside white on outside or are you looking for fabric I tried fabric or woven before and didnt like water leaking out everywhere
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Iām looking specifically for these white fabric ones that I can plant directly into new pots/toss the bigger ones when they are done. I like the structure of the roots in the fabric ones seems to be no circling. I saw those black inside white outside ones and they intrigued me but I donāt know if they grow the same without the air pruning.
I really like the fabric bags Iāve been using/re using but taking the plant roots out is a pain in the ass and the fact that I keep having botrytis issues is making me rethink using porous fabric on multiple grows. I was in 5 gal pots last grow that also stayed too wet I think so I want to go back down from 5 to 2 or maybe 3. Only reason I went with 5 in the first place was because these hydrolock irrigation cone things only fit 5 gals at the time I purchased them but Iām gonna ditch the sprayers for some netafim pressure regulating emitters so I can auto irrigate in smaller pots with more drydowns in flower.
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have you looked at 24/7 ?
the main page has something close to your picā¦
These are all very small, Iām looking for the same thing but in 2-3 gal size if they even make them. I feel like Iāve seen add water dried coco in bigger ones but could be mistaken or they might be custom made for their product
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yeah the bags I use work because of space and shape fonstraints in my perpetuals hut they arent fabric no air pruning etc
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Someone needs to open a weed laundromat 
Make a machine specifically for washing used fabric pots 50 at a time haha.
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get some felt and start sowing lol jk there has to be bigger versions of those I would imagine
thereās your answer - i took all my blankets to the local wash place and while there saw a guy washing his work clothes from his asphalt road crew jobā¦he left a messā¦
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@BigMike55 : Iām so very 
sorry for your loss. 
, however happy to see that your Afghan is looking super sweet. I wish for you the most beer-can of nugs possible!
@neogitus ; I like the the way you are thinking to prevent circling roots. Iāve been using fabric pots and reusable grocery bags with some success but iām hand watering and not incorporating and drip feeding as Promix BX holds a tonne of water. So far ive been able to re-use them for at least 2 cycles but iām hesitant for the 3rd.
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I was joking with a friend at some point saying that I should find the right material and hire an army of grandmas to knit me a whole grow of fabric pots Would probably be the best quality shit on the market. Even cooler if with hemp fiber from old grows.
@Pigeonman The more plants I grow the lazier I get haha. I didnāt mind too much taking the soil out of a few fabric pots and cleaning them in a huge bin and trying my best to get all the roots out but now when that number is like 20 5 gal containers itās getting to tedious for me so Iām trying to find more ways to make my life easier.
These non reuseable bags have saved me a bit of time already on the first grow Iāve used em so far. I usually start with solo cups and drill holes in them and when transplant comes they are super circled and I have to take them all out of the cup, sometimes a bit stuck. Theyāre also smaller on the bottom than they are on the top so when the plant gets past a certain size they are super easy to knock over while watering which drives me crazy.
Once I get some new pro mix hp on Friday I am going to transplant the smaller ones directly into the bigger ones which should be super easy. Now my problem is finding a bigger one to be the final container. Havenāt had any luck so far unfortunately.
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