my Robellini is about 10 feet tall and has 3 trunks. How many spikes should I use for this?
284628
I should think for the size of it,and three trunks,2-3 spikes at the base of the roots
1898553
You could easily use tent spikes for this, for me, i have had no issue in quite a lot of use and bad weather but I also have a problem with raccons so I have two bricks weighing down the top opening as they can use latches.
1014947
I didn't like it and returned it. The spikes are plastic. It's only about 48" I think but not sure
2046697
The ground spike is about 2 1/2 feet long and should work fine for the sand as long as the sand gets firm about 6" - 12" down.
556888
There were 7 spikes in the package and I used them all when I received them, so I'm afraid that I don't know the answer to the question.
1491731
Pam, you can spread the spikes just under the three foot width of the rotisserie bar. You'll need approximately two inches on each end to make room for the motor and the uprights. The motor runs for hours on two d cells and has alot of torque. I must warn you of two things, 1- be careful when packing it up as the on/off button can be nudged and start running the motor. 2- when you are camping and you have a couple of chickens roasting on this rotisserie expect people to come out of nowhere in amazement that you can cook like this out in the woods.
1965216
50 little spikes.......and they seem to work well even though you need more than one spike per plant.
1254368
I suppose they could be trimmed to shorten the length but the spikes are a bit brittle and cutting might shatter the whole spike. Hope that helps.
579117
It depends on how thick is the sand if u know its gonna be too soft then rest ur mind and get the longest spikes u can find and that should do the job if not work ur way with stones or something , be creative lol
197716
each "leg" is probably about 2 feet long. How far apart you space them is up to you. If you only use 12' surf rods, you can space them 10' apart. If you use short rods, space them closer together.
857295
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
122963
The directions call for the spikes to be placed a foot or more from the trunk. I'm presuming there is space enough in an indoor pot. If I were you and really wanted to try it, I would break apart a spike and place a small piece in the soil.
1506943
I have a five inch step so it should work great for three, also. I needed to use the garage entrance as my front stoop was not deep enough without going through the yard.
1238547
I don't know for certain, but the purpose of the spike is to help the plant bloom. Period. I would count on a different product for your purpose.
1889960
Approximately 1 inch wide and 5 inches long. They come with a plastic cap that you put on top of the spike so it can be pounded into the ground with a hammer. The top is reusable. Wait until the ground is soft from rain or the spikes will be hard to get into the ground and the top will crumble.
2163804
I honestly don't know much about this pine other than it seems to be a popular house plant....most pines live sandy soil and need balanced fertilizer. These spikes are 16-4-4, if I remember....I don't have them in front of me...but I think you might be better with something like 20-20-20, which you should be able to get at any great garden store.
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A 3 ft. is too short. You'll have to measure from the ground to the top of you trunk, to get a length that will work but there will be a steep rise no matter what length you decide on and it will depend on how tall you are if you can maintain control to push into the vehicle.