How many tomato plants can you plant in one pot?
197963
I did two in each of mine. This is my first year using these pots and so far they are great! Growing way way better than in my raised beds!
197964
One works well with room for stakes or tomato cage. I really like mine. I also have a pepper plant in one.
197965
Probably a few. I didnt end up using it because there is no structure.to it, and would be too hard to lift. There was also no drainage holes in them.
197966
I suppose it depends on the type, but I planted only 1 in each bag... and that appears to be the right decision.
197967
It is designed for planting one per pot. The tomatoes will get pretty large and you should plan on using stakes or even a small tomato cage. Our planters are doing wonderful this year. It really helps that you can move the bags to maximize the fun. Very happy with these!
1302621
Oh yes. We had 4 tomato plants and were drowning in tomatoes by the end of the summer. At one point I had about 90 tomatoes hanging there. We also had peppers, radishes, beans, and peas.
396053
that will depend on the plants in question, and the amount of root mass they will create. I have grown two rather large tomato plants in mine. one suggestion I can make is adding air to the reservoir with a fish tank air pump and air stone. this made my plants thrive.
1238724
Just got ours and haven't set it up yet, but it looks like it would handle just 1 plant.
43062
I am told that you can get 2 cuttings from one planting, but it has never worked for me. It grows in sparsely, nothing like the first cut. I usually just have multiple trays going at one time, usually 3-4 days apart.
2078037
The recommended quantity of tomato plants is 2. I have 2 planted in a box and they are huge. I can't imagine the jungle I would have with more than just a couple. For corn, you are absolutely right. The recommended amount for corn is 16 so it can handle a lot.
1893881
I don't think it's big enough to grow tomatoes--I think a large round pot would work better for tomatoes.
323654
no more than two. Plant them close to the rear or you won't be able to tie them to the trellis.
105482
One plant works best. I did two small patio plants and that was still too much.
475132
No. You must put in your own potting mix and a plant. The plant goes through the hole in the bottom. Seed won't work. I put in a cherry tomato plant on June 1st and I have about 40 tomatoes on the plant.
1941941
I plan to use 9" square pots inside two 4'x4' flood trays or something close to that. With that said I will be putting 12 to 16 plants in each of the flood trays totaling 24 to 32 plants with no longer than a 3 week veg along with some pruning or tying of the plants.
1095636
I have placed about 3 five-gallon pots with soil I them on the table at one time, but I couldn't give you a limit.
1376306
At least two. I'm on my second season. Don't add too much. This stuff expands in the pots.
1922423
Depends on the root structure - as a rule, I put tomatoes on the top tier, peppers in the middle and all else anywhere I can find the space (I tend to overplant but it's only a hobby!).
1179030
If you are planting tomatoes, just plan 2 plants --- the same for cucumbers. Other plants can be planted 8 to 10 plants per box.
1421940
So long ago, I don't remember exactly how many. I gave them as gifts. But certainly more than one. I think maybe a half dozen at least. One person loved them, she broke them off and planted them immediately. Not sure about the other recipient. But they were so cute.
1213528
I planted them in a gallonish size clay pot. 1 per pot and they are going to have blooms this year. Not bad for blooms 1 year later.