how long can one keep the blanket on the plant ?
324388
That all depends on the weather. In the early summer, I have kept the cover on for 3 or 4 weeks. In the late fall, it depends on how cold it is getting and when it is time to give up for the year! One thing to remember is that the cover does cut down on the amount of sun the plants will receive. Hope this helps.
324389
That all depends on the weather. In the early summer, I have kept the cover on for 3 or 4 weeks. In the late fall, it depends on how cold it is getting and when it is time to give up for the year! One thing to remember is that the cover does cut down on the amount of sun the plants will receive.Hope this helps.
324390
here in AZ, we leave the cover on the plants when there will be a frost. The cloth does not stop the sunlight and the plants are healthy. We do not let the cloth touch directly, but steak so it's above and around the plant. hope this helps?
752930
I would suggest something stronger and less floppy like chicken wire wrapped not too tightly around pole. Once the vine has grown the wire will not be seen and will last for years.
51155
I'd give it a half hour on a moderate-temperature day. If you're in a warmer climate, probably 10-15 minutes. Colder climate will take much longer, most likely.
1030272
With a cover and under blankets, my daughter's stays warm for about 4 hours with very hot water put in. As a comparison, my Fashy brand one stays hot for an additional 4.
752884
Couple hours at most. It doesn't stay cold all that long, but its ability to wrap is awesome.
1874715
Outside in hot weather and direct sun: two days. I haven't used the plant nanny inside.
1196292
Not as long as I would have liked. Im used to a King Size blanket. It does hang over the bed though.
278209
Hi, I first allow the blanket to cool down by leaving it open and then I take anti-bacterial spray or wipes and clean the inner part of the blanket. Make sure it is dry before you fold it up and store it. I also use a twin sheet to lie inside the blanket to prevent any kind of burns or irritation.
47605
Not always, it is better to use a plastic wrap as mice love making nesting from fragments of paper, and the bark of your trees. Using a 10 mil plastic over the wrap just at the base of the tree or vine keeps the wrap in place and keeps plant protected, but just at the base say up 4 to 8 inches.
526816
Should keep warm for at least 30 minutes. We use ours to keep food warm on camping trips.
566191
Our winter has been so harsh in Ohio that I can't answer that question.It may very well protect plants if temps drop below 32 degrees but it got -10 to -15 degrees. I brought all my plants in my unheated sunroom and covered them with this blanket. I checked on them the other day and most are not going to survive.
905119
I'd say not more than a couple days. It is well packaged but it's a tree. Needs sun and water. The large box is filled with packing peanuts and the pot is wrapped in plastic. Really no way to care for the plant without removing it from the box. It's a very nice tree at a good price. Worth the effort.
2167619
I am not sure exactly what the material is. It is a really light material, like a sheet of fabric softener. It is light enough that it really does not harm the plant if it is laying on top of it.
377808
It should not be too long. You want it to touch the ground to help keep out the bugs.
578957
Leave it on for at least 12 hours. The longer you leave it the firmer it is. Also, it is not going to be as thick as store bought because they add a thickener to it.
239906
I put it between the top sheet and my extra blanket. I have my bedspread over everything. I usually turn the electric blanket on half an hour before going to bed and shut it off when I get in. On the sub-zero nights, I just turn it down. This blanket works great.
1710494
Depends on the soil that you are using and the type of plant - Anywhere from 4 days to two weeks.