Best Ways to Deal with Stolons other than Basket?

[Happypaphy7]

I grow indoor and don't want to do basket as I don't want to hang anything.

I have armeniacum, Norito Hasegawa, Fumi's Delight all throwing stolons, but they tend to get trapped inside the pot and rot. Only one or two will make it upward and grow properly.

What do you guys do?
Bulb pan??

I don't know where to find a good sized one.
I have bought a few 5 inch plastic bulb pans online last year. haven't tried yet. I don't like how they only have so many holes at the bottom and hence, I worry about water staying at the bottom side too long.

 

[troy]

Get a metal metro rack, basket and a pot hanger

 

[Happypaphy7]

Hey, I said I don't want baskets. oke:

 

[troy]

Stuff is easy to hang on metro racks

 

[kiwi]

Use clear pots and when you see a stolon against the side lift it to the surface carefully

 

[My Green Pets]

Use thin plastic pots and cut out holes when the stolons start pushing against the sides.

Or change your mind about baskets.

 

[abax]

I rather like the idea of cutting out holes, but doing it might
be quite touchy.

 

[tnyr5]

Chop em off. :evil:

 

[PaphMadMan]

Chop em off. :evil:

Somehow I had managed to stop myself from making the same comment. Must be getting too mellow in my old age...

 

[Stone]

HP, one way is to find a bowl shaped pot. The bottom can be flat but you want a gentle curve on the sides That way the rhizome will simply continue up the side when it hits the bottom.

Something like this:
https://www.google.com.au/search?q=...hXFkpQKHTMSBCAQ_AUIBygC#imgrc=tkkD7W9b2kMBvM:

 

[Happypaphy7]

Thanks, all.

 

[Rick]

Go to the storage unit area of Home Depot (or $ general or walmart) and get some of those big ass under bed storage totes of for shoes and clothes.