Deeper and wider! You need both. Go look at how nurseries sell them, and you’ll see what I mean. Almost always in a 4" cell, and look more mature at the same age versus smaller cell types like these 👍
Nurseries sell them like that because they can charge higher prices. Poorly informed consumers pick the larger plants thinking they will grow better. It’s also easier for retailers to keep them wet very few of them have watering systems setup for them.
You can read my other comment, but that’s simply not true 🤣
Was a grower for years, and they sell them like that because there’s less chance of issues during transplanting. Hearty plants, less transplant problems, happier customers.
I did respond to your other comment. Sorry bud, basic plant physiology and thousands of hectares of commercial production disagrees with everything you wrote.
Okay! Next year, deeper tray thingies! Good to know!
Deeper and wider! You need both. Go look at how nurseries sell them, and you’ll see what I mean. Almost always in a 4" cell, and look more mature at the same age versus smaller cell types like these 👍
Nurseries sell them like that because they can charge higher prices. Poorly informed consumers pick the larger plants thinking they will grow better. It’s also easier for retailers to keep them wet very few of them have watering systems setup for them.
You can read my other comment, but that’s simply not true 🤣
Was a grower for years, and they sell them like that because there’s less chance of issues during transplanting. Hearty plants, less transplant problems, happier customers.
I did respond to your other comment. Sorry bud, basic plant physiology and thousands of hectares of commercial production disagrees with everything you wrote.