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Old April 25, 2015   #20
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The most experienced container growers will tell you that for an Indet tomato plant 10 gallon is minimum. The 5 gallon (liquid gallon) is about 4 dry gallons and when you leave part it empty it is not even 4 gallons.
Sure 30 gallon trash can is fine. But where do you get it for free. Plus, potting mix can cost up to $1/gall. It is your money !

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