This plant is pretty big, what do u put it in?
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I bent a piece of wire and made a hanger for it. Its like a plate on my wall.i was going to set it in a bowl or basket on my table.small heavy bowl,.?
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I had it in an abalone shell at 1st. Then I made a hanger for it out of bamboo cord like you use for stringing beads and it works much better to locate.
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You can put it practically anywhere. Some people hang them on fishing line from the ceiling, or against a wall, etc. You can glue or wire them to an open picture frame with other air plants and moss to create "living art." You can glue a magnet to the back (albeit a large one) and hang it on the fridge or magnet board with other smaller air plants. I have mine in a multi-cubed glass terrarium with other air plants and white stones. These plants are super versatile, so you can get pretty creative.
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The beauty of is is anywhere you want. I have a cool Budda statue that I put it in the hands of. You can sit it on a table or tray or hang it in the air. Whatever you do DO NOT from above! My mistake was I loved it so much I watered it often under a faucet and the base rotted. Follow their instructions and mist it. I have since ordered 3 more because they are such a great accent piece.
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I put it on a saucer like wooden dish & slightly loosened up its leaves. I follow the spritzing instructions for watering & feed in the kitchen sink. Turn it upside down for awhile & then put it back on its dish. It is thriving & garners me many compliments.
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I sent it to a friend who lives in Kentucky for a birthday present. She only had to hang it on her balcony and that's all. It's a happy plant which now is starting to grow offspring after she got used to her new environment.
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Smaller pots. Saturate your plant first, then insert filled globe. It will water your plant for about a week in 4" pots.
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I'm in CA too. I have mine in a pot that I move to a warmer area when it gets below 35 at night. I forgot to move it one night a few weeks ago when it hit 30 degrees and I've been struggling to keep it alive ever since. If it survives, I will put it inside under a grow light next Winter. Not sure what the plan is when/if it gets bigger.
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You put a potted plant on the top. The pot sits into the ring at the very top of the stand with the bottom of the pot sitting on the crosswise pieces. The entire thing is made of the same-size, small diameter iron. It will hold a small-medium size pot, but probably will be unstable with something too heavy or too wide. Check the overall width (and height) of your plant and weight of soil in your pot against the distance between the legs and how much they flex. The stand twists or compresses when you push on it with a small effort; but, if you keep the size of your potted plant not too wide or too heavy, it should not tip over when it gets bumped.
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Your plant should be in a 'pot' - the pot sits in the planter. I love this planter!!!!
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1/4 cup into the hole where you plant- mix in well with existing dirt. Or, for mature plants, side dress them with the bone meal...cover it with compost. Water in.
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Put it in a cup of water, leave it in for 2 days. It grows to about 2x so make sure the cup is big enough.
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Right now it is in a pot (12in by 12in), and I will transplant it in a larger pot in time.
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I removed it. My plant grew so big that I had to put it in another pot about a few days ago.
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It's still early enough to plant. Make sure you use a good fertilized soil and mulch a few inches deep out to about six inches past the root ball diameter. Water every day until the cold comes. I live in MA and put in 1 gallon plants 4 years ago. They are taller than me and almost 3 feet across at the root ball. 5-6 at the widest point of branch swell. Great plants. I have some 4 inch also and they lag about 1-2 years behind the 1 gallon starters. I get them as Xmas gifts and keep inside until spring. Leave in the pot, use a drip tray and water well. These are amazing to watch grow and very beautiful. And they will get big. Figure 5-6 feet for the mature root ball and up to 10 feet tall. I planted tight for dense screening, but could have gone 5-7 feet apart instead of 3. It's all what you want it to do. Look at pics on the web for scale and plant for maturity, not youth. They grow so fast! Enjoy.
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Tiny! Stalk like an ink pen with 2 or 3 leaves. Recommend putting in a 3 gallon or larger pot if u want to try overwintering inside. Grandma's didn't overwinter in Raleigh, NC so we got her another & potted this year. It produces no tubers to come back next year. The one she had inground last summer was close to a tree where it got morning sunshine & got 6' tall with about 2.5"x3.5" leaves. She worried about staking but wasn't needed. The huge leaves never touch the ground & just wave back & forth in breezes & wind. Good luck with it. They grow fast & really gets the everyone commenting on it. I recommend getting this plant.
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Sarah, Rosemary does grow to become a fairly large plant, but if it were me, I'd try it and if it becomes too big, either remove it, or just keep it trimmed so it remains small enough not to crowd out the other herbs.
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I insert mine - then remove it and clean it before inserting it into another plant. Works very well.
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You put a potted plant on the top. The pot sits into the ring at the very top of the stand with the bottom of the pot sitting on the crosswise pieces. The entire thing is made of the same-size, small diameter iron. It will hold a small-medium size pot, but probably will be unstable with something too heavy or too wide. Check the overall width (and height) of your plant and weight of soil in your pot against the distance between the legs and how much they flex. The stand twists or compresses when you push on it with a small effort; but, if you keep the size of your potted plant not too wide or too heavy, it should not tip over when it gets bumped. You put a potted plant on the top. The pot sits into the ring at the very top of the stand with the bottom of the pot sitting on the crosswise pieces. The entire thing is made of the same-size, small diameter iron. It will hold a small-medium size pot, but probably will be unstable with something too heavy or too wide. Check the overall width (and height) of your plant and weight of soil in your pot against the distance between the legs and how much they flex. The stand twists or compresses when you push on it with a small effort; but, if you keep the size of your potted plant not too wide... » Read More You put a potted plant on the top. The pot sits into the ring at the very top of the stand with the bottom of the pot sitting on the crosswise pieces. The entire thing is made of the same-size, small diameter iron. It will hold a small-medium size pot, but probably will be unstable with something too heavy or too wide. Check the overall width (and height) of your plant and weight of soil in your pot against the distance between the legs and how much they flex. The stand twists or compresses when you push on it with a small effort; but, if you keep the size of your potted plant not too wide or too heavy, it should not tip over when it gets bumped. « Show Less
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On the top after you fill it with soil. Cut holes for the seedlings and poke them in. I trimmed around the edge as well to make it fit, or you could tuck it in around the sides.
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Plant. Mine started out 3 - 4 inches tall. And now about 6 months later they are over a foot tall.
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You stick the spike side into the dirt (with the plant) and the other end goes into a big container of water