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| i got the new large-type tomato grow bags and pierced holes in the bottom as i read it on page 37 of the free booklet with this months GYO "more crops less space". Then i read on the actual grow bag to "avoid piercing holes in the base". Well, which is it? I tend to agree with NOT cutting holes, cause then the food and water wont flush. |
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| Hi G&G, Whilst it won't flush the food thru you get a build up of salts in the compost & when you water the roots are sitting in a warm bog or pond (depending how heavy handed you are) and you run the risk of droowning the poor things . For healthy growth roots in compost/soil need moisture, food and just as important Oxygen this is pulled in to the compost as it dries out so I would say peirce the bottoms after all tomato feed is a lot sheaper than a failed crop.
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| You would have to make drainage holes, thats why flower pots have holes in. Go with your instincts.
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| I thought that growbags came with a row of 'breathing holes' at each end?
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