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BlackBear · June 13, 2015

I think to be fair I will try with between 7- 10 gallon containers (size)

But I double stack the containers so the under container is a source of water reserve (and soil ) for some root expansion and then I do not have to be as quite as careful with watering as I can water the top of the bottom container and it wicks up to the top container .

I like to see what can happen with a regular size container then next time try and dial back the size of container a bit to see if it can fit in smaller size with out getting stressed out.

June 13, 2015	#263
BlackBear Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2015 Location: Nanaimo , BC Posts: 961	I think to be fair I will try with between 7- 10 gallon containers (size) But I double stack the containers so the under container is a source of water reserve (and soil ) for some root expansion and then I do not have to be as quite as careful with watering as I can water the top of the bottom container and it wicks up to the top container . I like to see what can happen with a regular size container then next time try and dial back the size of container a bit to see if it can fit in smaller size with out getting stressed out. __________________ So Many Tomatoes ...So Little Time !