can you put a cement planter on it? I want to be able to turn my outdoor plants.
327207
I very much doubt it. It is perfect for a tv, but in no way strong enough for a concrete planter.
327208
It'd probably support it just fine if the combined weight of concrete planter, soil, plant, and water was less than 55lbs ...
773500
I think so. The planter is basically a bag suspended on three stainless steel wires. It comes with a cap but you could leave the cap off and plant flowers there. Put a drip irrigation tube into the top of the planter and you're good! That said, don't plan on the planter lasting more than MAYBE two years. Unfortunately, they deteriorate in the sunlight and fall apart.
2131117
You can, but you won't be able to secure it to the ground. It is huge...way wider than the average driveway.
264218
I don't know, as I am using as a planter. I drilled holes in the bottom and filled with dirt and mulch. This way you don't have to get on your hands and knees to plant and maintain.
901913
Yes you could do that. If your deck gets much wind exposure, you will need to put some heavy bricks or concrete blocks on the flaps that go around the bottom of the greenhouse. This is how I kept mine from blowing away or over onto it's side. The big question is: "Will you get enough light on a covered deck?"
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We used this on the grass and it was perfect. Since we had to secure/anchor it with stakes (we purchased additional larger stakes), to use it on cement I think you'd have to find a substitute for this process.
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Yes you can, mine did great last summer, but died during the winter. I will plant more this Spring and hope it will take hold better and live through the Winter. Good Luck
723597
I don't know about that. Mine is above ground and I put plants all around it to disguise. Works great!
1687336
Absolutely. Just center the stand under the planter, and position the planter so you have easy access to the wheel with the locking mechanism.
1571538
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.
2001498
Not out of the box - I'm sure it could be done, but would take some modification. These are setup only for use with umbrellas.
1062144
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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I don't see why not ... as long as the dimensions of the planter are compatible with the size of this stand (16"). Make no mistake, this stand is very heavy duty. I was very impressed with the construction when received.
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You can, but you must keep it moist, spray it with distilled water, reverse osmosis water, or collected rain water, make sure you collect the water from a clean source and not under a synthetic source. I hope this satisfies your answer. Also to add keep the container a quarter to have full at all times, and don't keep the plant in full sun, if you do the plant will burn and dry along with the soil.
1927287
Do you mean - can you use both to set plants on? If that is your question - yes. I love my Mandalay plant stand.
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You could...but I don't know how long they would hold up. Maybe succulents that didnt' require much water. I would look elsewhere for planters though.
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I don't see why not. On slow would be my suggestion. Expensive bulb planter, no?