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Old February 3, 2019   #16
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Your plants look good. Have you had any issues with excessive water retention in the mix? Is one gallon your largest pot, or do you pot up from there?
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No excessive moisture.
Tomato plants are in 3 gallon pots, I think the eggplants are in 3 gallon and two gallon. Some peppers in 2 gallon pots.
I have herbs and some extra pepper and tomato plants in one gallon pots.
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