Can you use this pot for an indoor tree/ plant?
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I bought four of these pots last summer to be used outside. There are no holes in the bottom of this pot., therefore the water did not drain out of them. This year we are going to drill holes in the bottoms so the water will drain. I would imagine they'd be fine as indoor pots as long as you control the amount of moisture in the soil.
855777
You can if you start them indoors your season may be shorter also they are good contaner plants I have mine in a pot they do need something to climb on. they are actualy a form of a gerkin. pickel hope that helped
428629
You can grow in any pot that I bought it from dollar store. As long as the pot has a hole at the bottom, you will be fine//:)
918227
Yes, keep in mind that if its by a window then you'll have to keep turning the pot. I'll be great as an indoor/outdoor herb garden.
2105170
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.
1879978
Absolutely, they are move of an indoor plant anyway, however you can speed up its growth by transplanting it outside during the warmer months. I hope this helps :)
1117687
You could use it inside. You would need a hook of sorts. Also if it is a little over-watered, it will drip out. Other than that, it would work great inside.
332217
I wouldn't let them get root bound in the thing but I don't see why not. They are supposed to be better than regular pots...so if dwarf fruit trees do well in regular pots. Id transplant soon after the roots hit the sides of any pot.
1159721
These trees hibernate in the Winter. All the needles fall off and it looks dead, then comes back in the Spring. So I'm not sure you'd want it in an indoor garden. Also if the house is dry in the Winter from heat, you have to be careful it doesn't dry out. It does best if left outside for three seasons and brought into a garage or shed for the winter...that's assuming you get 4 seasons where you are.
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Since it is described on various websites as "indoor planter" I'm inclined to believe that it is only meant to be indoors.The one I bought is used indoors. Amazon's own description says, "All beautiful, all durable, all practical, both indoors and out" so it may depend on just how cold it gets where you live.
568110
If you are planning on growing it indoors, I don't see why not? Outdoors, I'd ask your local garden center if there are varieties that will thrive in your outdoor climate.
2047757
Yes, this can be used indoors. I used it to plant orchids outdoors and I am very satisfied. In fact I am trying to find bigger ones for other and bigger plants.
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Potentially, yes. Depends on lots of variables. This vessel will take a large bottle. The water from the bottle seeps into the soil and waters the plant that way. Not very sightly,though. One of mine came broken, but I glued it back together. They are made of the orange ceramic like the old pots.
668457
Don't know that would use it indoors.It's made to preserve wood outdoor.Not sure why you would want to use it indoors?
942170
Yes in was in a nursery type pot. It was ready to be put into a new pot when I received it so I put it into a larger one. Since we live in south central Florida, it lives outside year round.
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with how limited the space is, maybe. As long as you took good care for heat. I think you could. But if heat is a problem then no. With my inline fan and led hanging. And one medium plant I'm at a solid 76 Degrees. It's got the vent holes for easy ventilation so no reason why you couldn't try
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no, transplant to bigger pots! you can keep them inside, but keep in sunny windows and water as needed! love mine!