Would I be able to put a mini succulent in this?
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I did a bunch of them for a shower and only a small percentage are still alive. They really are to small but the look cute if you only need them to last a short time. I will probably put really good fakes in the ones that died.
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The base of the bucket is about the size of a quarter so the plant would have to be very mini.
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No. You would have to put in a pot or line it with something. I have a pot in mine with flowers
2108475
No you can not. The picture is on the plastic. If you add some plants in the tank, it actually looks really nice.
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Yes. You could do that easily, in my opinion. However, just know that the size of the actual terra cotta holder (again...in my opinion), is perhaps too larger for a smaller pot. Personally, I use these in my large pots and aqua globes in my small pots.
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It could be but would only be good for 1 big plant or a couple small ones. Its only about the circumfrance of a 5gallon bucket but squared
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I am using my collection for an indoor garden. But I think that any extreme tempatures would be harmful to a succulent plant.
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Perennials would grow fine if they are not too large. The bag may not be deep enough. I plan to use it again this planting season and don't see any reason why I couldn't. I emptied the dirt from it and stored it and have not looked at it yet.
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I would think you could do that.....you can pretty much make whatever you want with a couple of these things. Oh yes, extra bracing might be needed depending on the weight of your "plants".
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It is about 10 to 12 inches. It would probably fit well in a large pot that is deep enough to push the obelisk into. It is circular not flat so plants would be well held as they grow.
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I would think so, but my plant didn't survive the shipping. Remember though, that this is a tree. It is a small tree, growing 4-6 m (13-20 feet) tall, with a trunk up to 40 cm (16 in) diameter, but most homes don't have 20 foot tall ceilings. ;-)
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It would be good for plants!!! Its not as big as it seems in picture! But its still cute!
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yes, you can. but pots are cheap small plastic ones. if you have better pots available, then you should repot them with special cactus soil. also you can repot them all together in a big pot. make sure pot has a drainage hole. they can stay inside but they need bright light, specially the succulents, thus you should place it near the south or west facing windows.
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Yes, you can use this H Potter terrarium for succulents. You might consider researching the type of soil you will need to match the plants you choose.
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This planter is very attractive and could work the way you suggested. My installment is permanent because it really is too large to move around filled with material. I placed mine up on blocks to allow for drainage for live perennial plants.
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No, it would be too small. It is pretty, but not as practical as I would like. However, we decided to keep it.
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After I wrote this I went out in the garden and checked the plastic pots I have. As long as the pot has a 1" "lip" I guess you could try it. Just don't put your most expensive plant in there in case it drops.
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Yes, you must start with a small plant, of course you can start it yourself in a starter tray and transplant.