Would this do well in a LARGE pot? I am renting, so I can't really plant it in the ground.
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Hey Christa, I bought mine a year and 1/2 ago and it has been in a pot the entire time. We don't want to plant it in the ground yet because we plan on moving in a couple years.
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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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I don't think it's big enough to grow tomatoes--I think a large round pot would work better for tomatoes.
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I started mine in a pot. Mainly because we are in an apartment. These seeds have a great germination rate and they sprout quick. I don't think they'll have an issue stating in the ground. :-)
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This plant wont be able to handle anything under 30 degrees..you have to bring it inside during the winter so keep in a large pot you can move around
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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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Potted mine too in about 3ft dia pot and it was outside over last summer and took well. I live on coast in VA. But then we had a bad rain storm and I didn't get it drained well enough and think root rot set in. It's been in house all winter and I mist it regularly but not sure it's surviving. If it's still seems viable when whether warms I think I should dig up and put rocks in bottom for drainage (there were holes in pot but I'd set it in a pan in house just after bad rain and didn't realize pan was full as I kept watering....stupid!) anyway, my thumb is green with 'easy' house plants and this poor guy (we named him Larry) has kept me in turmoil. I read it's fine to pot but not sure where I went wrong exactly. Hope this helps and I'd love any advice from anyone else!
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I put mine in a 8 inch pot it should be fine indoors I plan on keeping mine inside, when flowers bloom take a qtip touch the stamins in the flower with it take that to another flower and so on..our bank has these outside as a low decorative shrub is where I first saw them.
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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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I kept a large hibiscus plant, huge ceramic pot and this held up fine. I would safely say mine is at least 100 pounds. Are you trying to move the plant frequently or keeping it in one place? I could see if you move it a lot, eventually it would crack, but I kept mine stationary throughout winter, moved it in the spring, and had absolutely no issues. Hope this was of some help!
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when I got it,it was small but grew fast,last year I planted mine in the ground to soon.It was only 2 ft high,when frost hit I thought it was dead, but when this spring hit, it came back to life.so I would suggest to keep it in a pot till it grows at lest 4 ft tall or more that's all I can help with.sorry I'm hoping mine will shoot up this year if not I will buy another one.
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That size is about right,but very easy to plant as it doesn't require digging a big hole. I planted mine on a hillside and there was no way I could dig holes for the bigger pots. I just planted them closer together and hope some day to have a nice ground cover.The plants I received were very healthy, with good root mass.
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The pot is large enough and holds enough soil that we do not use a saucer. It has a 12 foot lemon tree in it and it does very well.
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No to both of the above. it is a flat square, so you would place a saucer on it, then your plant pot. It is made of a hard plastic and doesn't absorb moisture.
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I have it in a completely fenced backyard with bushes and flowers in it so I don't have that problem. I needed to plant in a place where there were too many roots to dig so I used this in that area and it has worked great.
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Hi. I think the rosemary would outgrow the planter in a season and would be better units own pot. The planter seems best suited to tender annuals that you would use as they grow. I purchased as a gift, my daughter was delighted! HTH!
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It should be fine with potting soil,I have toi wait tell spring to use ours
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I'm not sure of the exact right answer. I think it would not hurt to put in a big pot. Typically people plant them in the ground so a big pot would not hurt. I don't have a spot in my yard ready yet. Keep in mind I live in southeast Texas. They grow well here & rarely the temp is freezing.