I am filling the bottom of a small 3 cyclinder vase set for centerpieces. I want to fill them about 2 inches each. how much will this fill?
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One bag would probably suffice. I filled a glass, square vase, the top is 4" X 3" and it is 6" tall, and one bag was plenty for that. Hope that helps.
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The top is 3 inches and the bottom is 2 inches. They are the same size when filled. They are not flat and are about 1/2 high.
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i think 2" pots will be perfect. you may need to add a bit more soil in some of them.
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Fill the salt shaker at the bottom with a stopper. Width at the bottom is about 2 in. Stopper width is about 1 in.
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im not sure, its been a while since i sent it back.......but its a very very small vase.........hope this helps.....
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It's enough pebbles to cover the bottom inch of the container. it's similar to the decorative gravel you can purchase at Lowe's or home depot, in the small bags, so average size is 1/4-1/2" for each piece. it's not a sparse covering of the bottom of the pot, if that's what you're worried about.
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I filled mine to about 1/8 inch from full....this seemed to give me more uniformly round balls. Hope this helps. I was really nervous with my 1st batch....but don't be.....it's really fun and easier than you think. Good luck. Let me know what flavored you do and how they were.
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The bowl will hold 2 liters to the fill line marked on the bowl and 3 liters brings it to 1 inch below the rim. Hope this is helpful.
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2"-4" generally. You might get a couple that are bigger though. It all depends on the type of plant.
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Mary,Because you need to know the widest area at the bottom of your pot, measure the saucer.I love these plant stands and I have one of each size. They are high quality and move so easily.JoAnn
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About 5 inches. They are not very 'large.' I used the buckets for some centerpieces, adding some plants. They were a good size for this.
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Unfortunately the won't be wide enough for a floating candle. They just fit a candle stick. I ended up buying silver candlesticks and cutting them down so they weren't taller than the vases and they for perfectly.
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As I recall, the pots are small, perhaps no larger then a 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 inch square. Just enough for a two to three inch high plant. I hope this helps.
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Oh dear, I'm not sure. I sent these to my daughter-in-law and when I visited her subsequently there were two enormous bunches in 2 large vases. Whether there we 48 or 50 I'm not sure, but there were lots and they were superb.
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About 3 gallons. They look like they'd hold more, but you really don't want to fill up the top one. When I did, I got water all over the place. By putting no more than 1/2 gal. in the top portion (after the bottom is filled), you should do just fine. I normally add more water right away if I've used a fair amount for something.
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I would have to say that it almost fills two cubic feet. I use it as a soil additive. Two clumps will give you more than enough I would say. You will have extra. I suggest using hot water for quick expansion.
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These are VERY tiny... too tiny for what you are talking about. They are BEAUTIFUL on the table spread around... but to fill a vase, even only 3/4... you would need too many. 2,000 won't even fill a small snack size ziplock baggie... They are perfect as table confetti