You have a dozen in there? The moms in 1 gals?
What do you have for moms?
I have all mine stacked up on top of each other in a 2 x 1 I be amazed as well
Those pots are tiny fabric pots about the size of a solo cup. I have 7 of those
Cherry Tart (Led Seedz)
Creme Brulee (Led Seedz)
Diamonds and Pearls (Led Seedz)
Jabbaās Stash #2 (Bodhi)
Jabbaās Stash #4 (Bodhi)
Skywalker OG (High Desert Relief)
Zak Haze (Organtica)
I also have clones of
Juanita la Lagrimosa (Ragaee Seeds)
Green Crack (Unknown)
And a few extra Skywalker OG and Cherry Tart.
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Man I really want some of that Cherry Tart. I will get some one day. As soon as I can find a place. Iād go through Headie gardens but donāt wanna sent cash or money order. We need a good seed bank here in Canada, besides Jordan of the Islands.
I didnāt know they made fabric pots that small, nice.
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They donāt make them that small. I made them myself, using a tutorial of @Mr.Sparkle on ICMag.
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I tried this before and failed miserably. The mini fab pots wouldnāt stay stood upright so what Iām saying is Iād love a link if possible 
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Ask and you shall receive
https://www.icmag.com/ic//showpost.php?p=7579883&postcount=76
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lol and i have since gone on to solid pots due to easy and too much evaporation loss from the walls.
Guess still useful for those who want to try.
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Man thatās a sexy bieoooch! I have to get your pinching , bending , cracking down and practice that on my outdoorsā¦ want to do some mainlining here shortly!
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The one on the left is nice and branch. Looks like a good candidate for topping and scrog
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Great structure on those GnGs, love that shape. My air conditioner looks the same, I dropped it out of a 2nd storey window into some bushes lol. Still going strong like 5 years later!
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RH is a real issue in fabric pots. I notice you employ a barrier. I have considered shrouds for the pot to limit air circulation in the root zone and allow a higher humidity there. Mulching rice hulls in an earth pot is not ideal.
This is a question for you and @Mr.Sparkle @ReikoX but have either of you ever used these cube caps with the rock wool?
Donāt have the nipple bits for the pipes yet but was curious if the method would work or not and how frequently you guys reckon Iād have to water 4ā rockwool cubes. Somebody else I thought might hold relevance on the subject is @argo945 so do you know anything too 
cheers in advance lads 
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i have not, and as for watering as much as needed to keep the plant alive, which isnāt really an answer but depends on environment plant size and how much you are watering.
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Chea mane I get what ya mean. My plan with them as they were just gifted is to put Reikoās FAM mix of autos in 4ā cubes and go from there but Iāve not used rock wool before but Iāve been told these caps will make rockwool a breeze. Without rabbiting on hopefully the other 2 have used them
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Argo uses all kinds of them, so he should be able to give you some good advice.
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yup i use em and love em. a hugo holds a lot of water or those the 4" ones?
i have been using them for a few years now so i have a few thoughts.
the main one is i am still watering too frequently and a short cycle timer will help with the duty cycles of short watering durationās.
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Gunna slide into your DMs bro ive kind of clogged my man @ReikoXs thread haha sorry man just figured you might be the guy to ask 
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Not one time have I seen pics from anyone with the deal breaker cloth pots gave me, Mold!
All up and down the sides, yuck. Just lucky I repotted to solid pots before the mold jumped to my plants.
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