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Reddit mentions of Superoots Air-Pot THAP3 2.2 Gallon/8.4 Liter Propagation Pot Planter Container Black with Yellow Base, 4 Pack
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of Superoots Air-Pot THAP3 2.2 Gallon/8.4 Liter Propagation Pot Planter Container Black with Yellow Base, 4 Pack. Here are the top ones.
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AIR-POT BENEFITS: Simplifies production and ensures superior performance in extremes of weather. his revolutionary approach to containerizing plants and trees produces fabulous, non-spiraling root systems that are impossible to develop in any other available containerREDUCES: Growing time in the garden, the chance of over-watering, and minimizes the need to transplantRECYCLABLE: The Air-Pot is a recyclable, reusable plastic container Made of recycled HDPE in the UK, the Air-Pot is circular in shape with a perforated sidewallPLANT SIZE ACCOMMODATIONS: This Air Pot will accommodate a 2' to 6' plant.DIMENSIONS: (W x H): 11"H x 10.5" Outside Diameter (9" base) 2.2 gallons or 8.4 liters
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| Color | Yellow |
| Height | 0 Inches |
| Length | 0 Inches |
| Size | 4 Pack |
| Weight | 11.0010668738 Pounds |
| Width | 0 Inches |
Hmm there was a better seller on Amazon.. ah, found 'em
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https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B01BJFKIBA/ref=dp_cerb_3?th=1
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A lot cheaper. I'd go 2 or 3 gallon. 1 gallon is too shallow.
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The other ones might be a little nicer but yeah they're being price gouged on Amazon CA right now or the shipping is expensive https://www.amazon.ca/Superoots-Air-Pot-Equivalent-Propagation-Containers/dp/B017DM5MVE
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Check your local hydro shops. Some of them around me carry the pots in-store (but a lot don't yet)
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They're not too messy. No worse than the bags for me. I put them in a saucer inside a bigger tray just to catch the overrun water and then I suck it up with a shopvac.
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One of my next projects is to do a side-by-side run of identical clones from the same mother in the same coco with the same feed, but one in a bag and one in an airpot. But in general, I've had way more success with the airpots.
a good starter pack of nutrients - a small sized grow tent that can fit 4 plants - a fan ventillation system that will handle the smell when you get to flowering - airpots if you want to grow from soil - or DWC hydro buckets if you want to go hydro note that these are pretty easy to DIY, buckets are $5 ea and pumps run $20-50. LED lights to grow with for $160 or you can skip up to the good stuff and go with Quantum Boards which are far superior - not on amazon You can do a lot of your own work on these boards to make them not as expensive.
After your get some seeds, either from bag seed or from an online seller, its really just a matter of paying attention to what the plants are doing and keeping a good schedule with your nutrients or watering. There is a ton of information online, both on reddit and elsewhere that can guide you with anything.