does it have to be put in the ground to work or can it be set in a flower planter?
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My friend has some in her planters but they have to get direct sunlight in order to charge. These are wonderful! The best ones we have found.
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you can put it anywhere outside as long as it gets sunlight. a planter will be lovely. try the lights on the multicolor pattern not the white it will be a fabulous light show. I have had mine for 3 years and even in the snow the light comes thru-enjoy-charlene
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Patricia, it doesn't need to put in the ground to work. It was designed as yard/path lighting but just as long as you flower planter is near sunlight it will work for you
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I believe it is soil based. If you read the instructions and look at the holes in the side of the planter I don't think you can use it any other way. Hope this helps. :-)
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Yes it does if correctly put up. At first I had to adjust the attachment and then you can put it in any position you desire. I love this plant holder.
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It would be difficult to put a started plant in this, as there is no soil, so you would need to clean it first and put it in the cone. If the plant was very small you probably could.
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Hi,I have put both. Either one is appropriate. I wouldn't put the soil directly in the planter itself. Right now I have a round pot in my planter and have not encounter any problems. You will need at least a 10 inch pot. Hope this info was helpful and enjoy your planters because I am certainly enjoying mine.Carolyn B.
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You put it on the mulch or ground-----not the plants----millipeds is what it takes care of-----can also put it on foundation----works well.
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I would not bury it in the ground. I Would purchase an extension chord and just hook it to that. There is enough chord to do what you want however.
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The cord would come out at the bottom. You need to supply your own flower pot.
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You can put it into garden soil as well as a planter. I did not find that the water got to warm/hot if it was in the sun.
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Yes, as the legs are separate and need to be attached. However, I don't think it should sit directly on a deck, you would have to put something under the planter to raise it slightly for drainage.
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I wound up putting it right on the ground. I think the description is a little misleading - their are anchors that need to be pushed into the dirt. My intention was to put it on a patio of sorts, but that wasn't going to work without a LOT of dirt, and I was afraid drainage would be a problem. That being said, it looks nice, well made, easy to put together, and although I could have just planted in the area I put it, it gives a neater look, and the 2 levels make a difference with different sized plants (vegetables in my case). Good lunck
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Yes. The pot it comes in is small. You would need to put it in a bigger pot or in the ground right away. I planted mine, it's doing fine.
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No to both of the above. it is a flat square, so you would place a saucer on it, then your plant pot. It is made of a hard plastic and doesn't absorb moisture.
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I did not attach legs to the bottom of this planter because once you fill it with the soil, it becomes very heavy. I put it on the floor of my patio and the plants grow very well. Actually I use it as my kitchen.
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have not had it long enough to know. Ground needs to be soft. I cannot see how it would work well in clay as the clay would stick to the weed holders.
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The wheels are on the left side as you operate so it depends on operator. I use it in the direction which has the wheeles on sidewalk or driveway. Of course, it also will work with wheels on ground when doing around flower beds. Hope this helps.
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The bottom of it sticks in the ground. If you push it down you could add tent states if you want but I do not think you need it.