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- Test vigoroot
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- Test vigoroot
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- 10 liter regular pot
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- 10 liter regular pot
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- Vigoroot
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- Vigoroot
I started this test it 23 June. It is now approximately 1.5 months and both of the plants (Moruga Scorpionsn) have received the same treatment in terms of nourishment and water.
This is not a scientific test, but you see the difference. Moruga Scorpion that grows in a normal pot has grown denser and thicker and has set several flowers.
If it's going to be so much better results by growing in Vigoroot pot so it is not yet in my little test.
They may grow further so we'll see what plant that provides most fruit.
To be continued…
I test the airpot and another cloth pot with droppbevatning. And then it grows better than in a regular pot. So it is perhaps a little on how to use them too.
fun that you get good results in these pots. I tested the most when it comes to cultivate chillies and I have my opinions about what is best. Curiously, not professional growers using these fabrics and airpot pots if they are so much better 🙂
Can an explanation be that it takes more water to vigorooten because it leaks out moisture through the fabric? (Really clear difference in your photos)
My tomatoes were huge just a 10-liter pots of Vigo Root last year. I will continue to ride on it.
(Incidentally, it is a scientific test, that is exactly what it is, even if you need more material and more monitoring of the details of the results to be covered. But it is a scientific method! We should not belittle ourselves and our ability to test reality just because it has been an academic guild… 🙂
mvh /chris
Hi! Well I know Vigo Root pots need good water and they got by me. They were also on tap so they could suck up water. But I still got better results in the common pot.