Use apotforpot.com best 35% off whole store on 420 was amazing new growers welcome you dont need anything else but their kits pick your size pots/ amount it will grow. 4 oz for $50... Im gonna have close to 30 oz of different strains coming too ::). Source: over 3 years ago

I believe what you're looking for is a Pot for Pot. Check out their website, it's basically a grow kit that has everything you need to grow including pots (duh) and soil. You will still need to buy seeds separately and figure out how to dry and cure it when you harvest though. Source: over 3 years ago

Lastly, is it worth buying a grow kit online? I see one from apotforpot.com that has 5 gallon pots with everything needed but the seeds for $100. I'm guessing I can slash that cost if I just buy my own materials. Source: over 3 years ago

Growing outdoors in hot soil, just fed bloom nutes yesterday at 1/3 strength (recommendation of the soil company, apotforpot.com). Using Botanicare Pure Blend Bloom (soil). Source: about 5 years ago

I'll send this his way! I bought him a kit from from A Pot for Pot so I know he's been using a lot of information off their site. Source: over 5 years ago

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