lkife span of shamrock plants
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I had mine for 2 years. They come back year after year. A friend of mine has had them for years.
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Perennials. They grow well outside and in! They bloom glowers all year long inside; come up every year outside and bloom all spring and summer in a 4 season climate.
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Most of my leaves were oak with some tulip. I had recently cut back an ornamental grass with blades of up to 24" long. It shread those pretty easily. Most leaves are going to be shread by the string pretty easily.
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I replanted in a 10" diameter ceramic planter. Took it to work where there's great indirect light (about 6 hours a day). Water about 1/2 a cup to 1 cup once a week. It's doing great. :)
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Its a blend of different kelp and moss. It takes about a week to feel a difference
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Just got ours and haven't set it up yet, but it looks like it would handle just 1 plant.
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I own a 55gln. I leave the lights on full spectrum for 10 to 12 hrs. Plants are loving it!
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Only low light plants. Crypt wendtiis and anubias. The sword I put in there died pretty quickly.
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Actually, it's very easy. Since I chose several packages of bulbs, I decided to plant them in a oblong flower pot, like some people put on window sills. I had more than enough room in a pot this size. I used regular, packaged plant soil, but put styrofoam small pieces in the bottom, for drainage. In the winter, the shamrocks prefer less light and less water. So at this time, I water once every other week and in a lesser lighted area, inside. During the spring, summer and fall months, I have the box in full sunlight and water once a week, well. Good luck and have fun with these shamrocks. Actually, it's very easy. Since I chose several packages of bulbs, I decided to plant them in a oblong flower pot, like some people put on window sills. I had more than enough room in a pot this size. I used regular, packaged plant soil, but put styrofoam small pieces in the bottom, for drainage. In the winter, the shamrocks prefer less light and less water. So at this time, I water once every other week and in a lesser lighted area, inside. During the spring, summer and fall months, I have the box in full sunlight and water once a week, well. Good luck and have fun with these shamrocks.
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Both plants I've had were around a foot tall including the ceramic pot. They will lose and sprout new leaves, but won't really grow taller than that.
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The cutouts for the 5 plants are molded into the top of the planter . The top portion is screwed down to the bottom which holds the water supply and supports the wrought iron faucet assembly which supports the wrought iron faucet. I placed 5 artificial plants in mine as the minor splashing of the water tended to soak the real plants that I previously used Hope this was helpful
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http://www.solerpalau-usa.com/brochures/Residential_Light_Comm/TD_Extended_Brochure.pdf
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This 20 inch fixture works great on my 16 gallon bow. I also use 2 of them on my 60 gallon cube, and I am buying one right now for my 26 gallon hex. I use a 15W 18 inch Life Glo T8 bulb, which is by far the best bulb I have found to grow plants. The plant plus LED on my hex doesn't grow the plants, only algae. I also have a 24 inch Life Glo bulb on my 35 gallon bow that grows plants like crazy--I use the trimmings as new starts. I like to trim them down 6 inches below the top, then when the stems split and grow up, you have multi-stem starts instead of single stems as sold in the LFS.
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I would not know that answer as I am the buyer and the purchase was strictly for plants. You should ask the seller.
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They can easly cover a 3x 4 by about 2 1/2 tall with good penitration.but can push 4x5 bennifite is as l ok ng as their not touching the plants they will not burn also plants stack way harder so way more node sights hope it helps
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You can adjust it for 1 to 3 plants ! It can go as small as to take up around 1 foot of space !
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The light that comes with it is too weak for any but low-light plants. My tank is by a window, though, and I do use a weekly carbon supplement, Seachem's Flourish Excel. I have anubias, cardamine lyrata, and an unknown vine in there now, and they grow so quickly I am constantly pruning!
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i use 9GreenBox as well, but quite pleased with Emerald Goddess Gardens in florida as well. they send plenty of plant info and care instructions.