When I receive this dwarf fig, how big a pot can I transplant it to?
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I kept mine in its original container while it bore 5 delicious figs over the summer. I planted it today in my garden where full, afternoon sun will bathe it this fall & winter. I added a healthy does of organic soil around the base and watered it with alkaline water. Tonight it is going to dip into the low 50's so I threw a trash bag over the top of the tree and will remove it in the morning. I will wrap my tree with burlap when the weather plummets. My gf has a very old fig her g'ma brought from Italy back in 1940. It is alive and well in Val's yard! She told me she wraps hers so I'll wrap mine! There's nothing better than grilled figs with balsamic & a dollop of fresh goat cheese! I kept mine in its original container while it bore 5 delicious figs over the summer. I planted it today in my garden where full, afternoon sun will bathe it this fall & winter. I added a healthy does of organic soil around the base and watered it with alkaline water. Tonight it is going to dip into the low 50's so I threw a trash bag over the top of the tree and will remove it in the morning. I will wrap my tree with burlap when the weather plummets. My gf has a very old fig her g'ma brought from Italy back in 1940. It is alive and well in Val's yard! She told me she wraps hers so I'll... » Read More I kept mine in its original container while it bore 5 delicious figs over the summer. I planted it today in my garden where full, afternoon sun will bathe it this fall & winter. I added a healthy does of organic soil around the base and watered it with alkaline water. Tonight it is going to dip into the low 50's so I threw a trash bag over the top of the tree and will remove it in the morning. I will wrap my tree with burlap when the weather plummets. My gf has a very old fig her g'ma brought from Italy back in 1940. It is alive and well in Val's yard! She told me she wraps hers so I'll wrap mine! There's nothing better than grilled figs with balsamic & a dollop of fresh goat cheese! « Show Less
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kept in original pot year one, moved to 14" pot this spring. is doing fine.
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I planted in a small planter, about 1 1/2 foot wide. Then replanted to a large full sized planter.
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Gallon is huge compared to the 4" pot. It is molliquale. This plant is shipped with a very small container of dirt close to the size of start up pot for seeds.
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I'm thinking that if you are going to to keep it in a container to bring it in over winter,then a single spike will be emough for it. They grow between 6-12 ft eventually, but containing it will keep it smaller
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Hi, Jessica! Congratulations on your upcoming wedding! I purchased these succulents (and more from Jimz) for an annual garden market fundraiser. We planted groups of 3 succulents in 4 inch terra cotta pots and top-dressed the soil with decorative pebbles from Walmart. If you are using the plants individually, you could use a 2 inch pot. You'll need a cactus/palm/succulent soil mixture for transplanting, regular potting soil is too dense. Good luck and Happy Wedding! Gail
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It can, but this tree can get as big as 25 ft high and 25 feet wide. I was told it will only grow as big as the pot but I don't know if that's true. At one point, I thought it died but then it came back from another shoot. It's about 6 ft high and 5 ft wide right now. I don't have the room if it's going to get much bigger. I would go with the dwarf tree next time.
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It should fit a 12 inch diameter pot. You wouldn't want to go bigger as it would probably be too heavy and stress the structure. Too high and it would tumble out and ruin your wonderful plantings.
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Yes it is :) mine came at about 17inches and is now 36" and hardening it's branches rather than making new ones. But it is most definitely a dwarf, barely waist height, pot included, and the loved leaves are georgeous to look at from above. I think I have only had it for 5 months, but the upward thrust stage has stopped.
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Yes. It will grow but very skow . you Have keep apply some miracle grow and change the soil/pot .
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Transplant, not good soil and not really enough room, go up a size or two, but not super big and use a good Cactus soil mix. water, but do not over water.
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This plant is quite small so I do not think it can be divided, but you sure can repot in a different shaped pot.
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plant received was about 3 foot tall and spreads 2 foot wide, hope that's of some help
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Good day,I received mine in a 4" pot and immediately transplanted it in a 6" pot. It has grown quickly and I will soon be moving to an 8" pot. I have had the best luck with all my tropical plants by increasing the pot by two inches until it gets root bound then going larger. Ultimately, if you will be bringing it indoors, I wouldn't go larger than a five gallon pot preferably on wheels. Hope this helps.
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Years,This is only about 3 inches tall when it arrives it has grow 2 inches in it's pot. If you want a gardenia tree there are some online that what I did on sale the run about $60.00
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It was about 4 inches, but once I got it in a bigger pot it has taken off. It's growing really good. I am very pleased with it.
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You only need 1 plant. Not sure what the mature height is if planted in the ground. It would depend on what is was grafted onto. Mine is in a large outdoor container to keep it on the small side which I will keep pruned back if it gets larger than 5 -6 feet.
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When they came they were in relatively small pots. I replanted them into larger pots and, as with any plant, it grew to fill it. My pots are 8" square and 10" tall...the plants are nice and full, have grown about twice as high as the pot, they're absolutely beautiful and fun to watch them pray.
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Hi, The Sago is pretty small. It can fit in an eight in round pot, to give it a little room to grow or even a six" pot.Ther're abou 4" tall and 8" wide. Hope that helps. You actually don't even need to transplant it. To me they are small.