Appropriate pot size? Also, when you say you ship 4" Pot, this refers to diameter, right? Feel silly asking but want to be sure.
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It's going to grow pretty large, I change pots as it grows, It's in a pot about 1/2 the size of a wash tub, but I started with a pot about 9" in diameter when I transplanted the first time. The 4" pot is 4" in diameter at the top and also pretty close to 4" in height. Hope you enjoy your papaya, can't wait for mine to start producing. The one pictured is probably a 9" pot.
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I have MANY Cuisinart MultiClad Pro pots. Please let me know what quart sized pot you're interested in. Marianne
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Gallon is huge compared to the 4" pot. It is molliquale. This plant is shipped with a very small container of dirt close to the size of start up pot for seeds.
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The diameter of the larger circle is 10.5" like everyone else has said. I use pots that are almost 10" in diameter. These ==> 1 X New Professional Commercial Grade 8 QT (Quart) Heavy-Gauge Stainless Steel Stock Pot, 3-Ply Clad Base, Induction Ready, With Lid Cover NSF Certified ItemHope this helps.
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Hello Cathy, Thank you for asking! Typically, in an 8" pot we recommend 6 bulbs, you can certainly go smaller if you wish. So, in a 4" i would put 3 or 4. http://www.easytogrowbulbs.com/g-18-oxalis-planting-guide-regnelli-triangularis-others-from-bulbs.aspx Copy this link to see our growing guide as well. They are super easy and take almost no water to get started! Let me know if I can assist further. Best Wishes,Dena GrangeEasy to Grow Bulbs
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I measured from the innermost hole in the ring of lines, across the star shaped holes and the middle hole, to the innermost hole on the other side, and I got slightly larger than 4.5 inches in diameter. It's pliable, so it can be used for somewhat smaller pots than this if crammed, but it can be used in pots larger than this
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You need to measure the diameter of the bottom of the pot. From one side to the other, not the circumference
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I assume you meant to ask is this pot 4.5" tall; the answer is yes, I just measured it.
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these would work perfectly for 2" pots i used 3" pots and the pots are a little to big. 2" pots would be the way to go and these things work awesome
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Like others, the right pot for me was five to six inches. It stood up well enough not to need any rocks to remain upright (though it would not hurt). Good luck!
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As far as I know it is the regular 4 qt size, BUT the LID is different ! The lid has a LARGE HOLE on the edge for the basket handle to fit thru... (See that dark area above the handle in the picture, that is the HOLE.) I have an old pot with a glass lid that fits this pot so it does not bother me. One of the ladies who wrote a review gave info on how to find a "glass lid" for this pot. If you would like, I can try and find the info for you ??
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This pot was purchased for my granddaughter's wedding. I do not have measurements. But I am interested in purchasing another one soon as Christmas gift. Advise my total cost for this purchase, and availability.........
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Thuja "Emerald Green" 4 inch pot- can be purchase and are sold separately. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007V8L9H2
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I actually don't know. I bought it for my husband and we are going to try it this week. I haven't even seen this pot. I thought the dimensions were listed in the site. Sorry this isn't much help.
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Thank you so much. We are putting it a pot and wanted to make sure we ordered one that was big enough.
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Probably too much...it's not going to take much for a 10 inch pot. Good Luck!
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Hi! I agree that all items should have a FULL size description right up front. No one should have to search out something as simple as the size of an item. This particular pot is a little over 7" tall and just under 10" wide. It is extremely light weight and made of a foam-like substance. Since it has a water reserve contained within it, be sure to use a moisture measuring stick like Bond 9628 Moisture Meter before watering. I hope this was helpful!