Now less problems with air flow

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geoforce

I have most in round, 4" pots, but really prefer square ones - they 'fit' better on the shelves. I have mostly round pots since majority I use are recycled, and round pots seems to be more plentiful. I hardly ever buy any pots - so plastic, recycled, is what I use. Using well draining mix, drying is just fajn in either. I try to mach size of pot to size of pot (but many are probably in pots that are smaller than ideal - again, space issue).

Peter... From your 2nd photo, it looks like you have Adenium seedlings in 4" (10 cm) , or maybe 3" round pots? Did you up-pot from germination container into these or are these a second repotting?

Peter - calm down lol, Im experimenting right now making my own pots from cement. The only square pots im thinking to make, is for my 25 year old cactuses x2. I think Adenium looks good in rounder bowl shape pots.

Geoforce i was putting mymy seedlings into 1.5" square pots so they stack better ,but now i put them straight into 3" pots the timber shelves never seemed to dry in winter it was a problem

These are the others in 6 & 8 inch pots the green house plants are 6mth old the ones out side under cover 6inch are 12mths old the 8inch are 18mths old hope this helps

I have cooled down now Agartta hahaha

Personal preference. I put seeds in the biggest pot I have room for so I dont have to transplant as soon. I believe I get bigger stronger plants not having to germ, then transplant several times. I put seeds into 3 or 4 gallon(10-12 inch) pots so I dont have to transplant for several years. My largest plant (over 5ft from the soil level) in in its second pot. A 20 inch (about 7gallon)pot. Its almost 8 years old. I will transplant this summer cuz the cheap plastic pot is starting to look bad. A large deep pot will let those roots grow with no hindrance. Thats just my opinion obviously.

Thats cool