That’s correct. I like them because it’s a wicking system and each plant uses what they need!
I forgot to add that I use a wand to top water them for the first month.
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Sounds easy enough. If they would’ve been around when I started I probably would’ve tried them too. They sound like they would be a really easy way to grow in a tent. 
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How deep is the soil in the center of the pots?
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They are great for growing in a tent. I have them in all my tents and a few outside for vegetables. Soil is down around the insert and about 7 or 8 inches on top of the insert. I fill the soil up to about 2 inches from the top of the bucket.
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In all your tents? How many do you have?
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I have 23 total using 12 in tents.
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How many tents do you have?
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4, 4x4 tents for growing and a 2x4 tent for drying. 1 3x3 for growing and a 2x2 tent for cloning. I ran out of room or I would have more! Lol!
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Nice i have 7 tents. 2) 4x4’s 1) 4x6 with a front nursery for Clones and seedlings. A 4x2 for vegging. A big 10 x 10 for flowering large plants. And 2) 2x4x4 for drying and curing.
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Your watering system looks pretty cool!
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Shshshhshhhhhhhh… don’t draw attention to the secret seed addiction society. All these discussions should be held on the secret seed society’s thread.
S.H.A. Seed hoarders anonymous.
Don’t tell anybody about it it’s a secret…
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Why are you are quite welcome.
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They’re looking lush!
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Day 57
Just got fed and looking happy!
@Slym3r @PreyBird1 have you guys ever tried Dakine 420 Flatline? I was asked by a local grower about it and had never heard of it, but after reading up on it, it sounds better than neem oil.
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Ive read about it but never used it yet! Looks good but i have no idea?
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Vampire repellant?
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