Can you use this pot for dwarf fruit trees just starting out?
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I think it is is too small. 15 Gallon is as small as I would go unless you are talking about very young dwarf tree.
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I bought a different kind at a close hardware store, they didn't have handles. What a pain to move. I was very happy when I found the Smartpots, they have handles and are very nicely made.
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This is my first year using the pot I'm trying them with vegetables (cabbage, tomatoes), but I certainly think a dwarf fruit tree would do very well in the large pot.
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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.
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I have used it for my 2 olive treesq and a Mimosa. Smartpots are great! They even come with handles!
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Absolutely. The plant comes with complete care instructions. I planted it in a 24" pot with plain potting soil; no extra fertilizer was added. Within 3 months I have blooms and fruit starting to grow. It did arrive damaged and I had to cut the top 3 branches back, but the bottom branches are doing well. What should have been a 4' plant is now a 3' plant. But, again, thriving indoors.
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if you were set in the middle and do not lean on it, it should be ok we have put potted plants (maybe a 1 gal pot) and did not have any issues (such as bowing), if it is like a home printer it should be fine.
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It would be better to use pots or long planters. I use pots and works very well.
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Chris Not sure on this one.. I believe it will but not all do. I have several dwarf banana plants and one I had produced fruit after two years or so.. The one I purchased a few months ago from Amazon is way to small so far but have found that if you give them lots of sun/water in summer and very little water in winter because they will have root rot if watered too much in house in winter, just when you notice soil is too dry, buy a soil water meter if you don't have one. Mine has grown like a weed since I received and looks great. Hope this helps you.. any other questions feel free to ask.. I would buy again! Robert
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They are designed for small bonsai trees.has two drainage holes.I believe that if the maximum height of the tree or succulents is 9 inches.These pots work
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I didn't repot because instructions stated it should be planted in a smaller pot than tree. I didn't want to risk a bigger pot. Mine is still healthy and sprouting new leaves all the time.
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Rodger is right they are not attractive but then that is not what they are created for. If you have plants and need to encourage root growth- yes this is a great pot. Cocoa Coir is recommended for these containers. Soil is a bit heavy and makes them difficult to move especially after watering them. I have placed the container inside of my more decorative planters and they work great. I use the 3-5 gallon pots and have had no problems.
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No you probably wouldnt put them directly in the pot. Maybe extra large seeds could be done that way but normally you will want to start them in small bio degradable starter pots or jiffy pellets or similar.
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No. It's a single rod so you can't use it for a hanging flower pot. I would recommend a bird feeder or a light weight lantern/candle holder.
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Unfortunately, the answer is "it depends"... I happened to have some larger pots that I used for the larger and faster growing plants like tomatoes and peppers. The pots in question seem to be working great for herbs and celery and the cabbage/broccolli plants. I transfered them at about 2 inches. My biggest worry now is maybe having to transplant again with this cold late spring we are having in MN...
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Sorry I don't but my tree is getting very tall & full & I haven't transferred it to a bigger pot yet.
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I would have to say no. Maybe in 4's. If you want to start individuals go with a bigger peat pot. Maybe 4"
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Yes, but I would work my way up to larger pots. Start with a smaller pot and work your way up in size each year. This way you can water it prperly.
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do not see why not, the pot is big enough....I do not use one for this pot...
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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//:)
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No. I have 2 rotate my planter as the shady side wasnt doing as well as sunny side. Im using a 9 chambered stackable pot