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imp · April 1, 2016

I used solo cups again this year, also bought a solo type cup at the dollar stire to finish potting up, they were a tad bit smaller, just a little bit.

I just opened a pack of a hundred and drilled into the bottoms all the way to the drill chuck, then backed them out and drilled 5 holes per cup. It would get about 8 to 9 cups at a pop, so I would do 3 stacks, pull off the drilled cups and go again, until all were drilled. Took less than 4 minutes to do a hundred.

Solo also makes cups in blue, LOL.

It is handy to write the name and info on- no tag to get lost. 22 to a laundry basket makes it easy to move therm with no tipping over.

April 1, 2016	#30
imp Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Wichita Falls, Texas Posts: 4,832	I used solo cups again this year, also bought a solo type cup at the dollar stire to finish potting up, they were a tad bit smaller, just a little bit. I just opened a pack of a hundred and drilled into the bottoms all the way to the drill chuck, then backed them out and drilled 5 holes per cup. It would get about 8 to 9 cups at a pop, so I would do 3 stacks, pull off the drilled cups and go again, until all were drilled. Took less than 4 minutes to do a hundred. Solo also makes cups in blue, LOL. It is handy to write the name and info on- no tag to get lost. 22 to a laundry basket makes it easy to move therm with no tipping over. Last edited by imp; April 1, 2016 at 02:37 AM.