about how many plants will this hold
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it really all depends on plant size at maturity,container size,ect.but im going to say six 3 1/2 gallon buckets or four 5 gallon buckets depending on alignment,or if you're growing in a tub you can fit a tub 24 inches long,about 15 inches wide and 25 inches tall and still have enough over-head to grow decent size plants before you reach the upper limit...you still have to consider a reflector is atleast 12 inches tall on its ownhope I answered your question
1166731
Depending on how big your pots are. Can hold 13. 6" pots. 10 gallon pots if they are the tall slim ones. But if your growing plants that need lots of space or will end up needing transplanting into 12" and or 3 gallon pots at the end of growth then you can only. Fit 3 plants. Comfortably. So I would use this for veg only as u can put alot in there for that then move plants outside or bigger tent for flower.
1166732
Depends on how large your containers are. Easily holds two 5gal circular Home Depot buckets. I wouldn't put in a third tho (because I scrog). Also ran three 10 liter buckets no problem. If you grow SOG and in square containers you could fit at least 6, but I wouldnt. Stick with 2 - 3 plants and you'll be good.
1166733
2 if they are medium to small sized plants otherwise 1 large plant. I have two medium sized pepper plants in mine, could possibly fit a third if I keep em trimmed. I had a tomatoe plant in there previously and for that I could only fit one plant in there comfortably. It's about six ft tall n maybe 3 wide
1166734
That depends on the size of the plant, if you're trying for "special" plants then up to 6 "sea of green" method, but if you want to grow a plant to full potential then 1-2 plants. Right now I have a single rosemary plant in it that's almost 4' tall and about 3' wide and soon to outgrow the tent, so it all depends on what/how/how long you grow.
193987
I planted them closer together than they needed to be, I think. I covered about 60 square feet. I think 60 plants would cover 100 square feet eaasily
2063317
It will depend on how much you use each time how many plants things like that so no one can really answer that!! time
107942
it depends on how far you pound them into the ground. They have to be in enough to support themselves but I would think you could get 7 to 9 inches out of them if need be. Not sure it they are what your looking for to contain daylilies or vines however.
1894853
it holds quite a few, I have a dozen on the tree itself, but be careful with how they are arranged. Some of my longer pairs get tangled together.
2078036
I am sure you can put more than two tomato plants in your earth box, I am growing corn in my mine 12 plants!
1811441
one palm, four fronds, but I'm not sure if that was the original amount because we've had it for awhile now. As long as the fronds aren't yellow, white or dying, two is just how many yours has, it will get more, I believe over time...
105482
One plant works best. I did two small patio plants and that was still too much.
2011232
Definately depends on the size of plants you are working with. You could have 50 smaller plants or 6 huge ones. The tent can't fit a 4 x 8 flood tray. Hope this helps.
1419211
Depending on the plants one puts in there. I can fit 4 to 6. I put 6 pepper plant in and 4 tomato plants and stake them. I hope this helps.
659396
The largest size is 50 inches diameter. I would guess 3 plants would have plenty of room to grow. Thinking each plant would eventually be about 20-24 inches wide.
1179033
Ah, now that depends on the kind of plant and how big it will get. If you do a web search for the product and go to the GrowBox home page, it tells you how many of various kinds of plants you can fit in one box. Smaller herbs and whatnot can usually number over a dozen, but some larger plants, like eggplants and tomatoes, are going to be down to 2-4.
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I'd say the quality of mine was really good, maybe 2 bigger plants but not too big . I can fit about eight 6 "pots with small coleus plants because they don't bush too much but not a lot. If you have the space, I'd recommend a bit of a bigger size. After the first few weeks, you'll want a bigger one probably lol!
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It's a wonderful, good-looking plant holder... that's why I bought a second one earlier this year! Each of the three holders is about a foot across. While it looks pretty sturdy, my advice would be to place a fairly heavy plant on the bottom holder for safety's sake as the bottom support legs do not spread out all that wide. That allows you to place a large plant at the top, which is what I have done on both of mine. A number of friends have commented favorably on our planters and have asked for the name of the manufacturer. Hope this is useful.
373987
There are three trays that stack. Each tray has three sections, I put a plant in each of them, with a fourth plant in the center of the topmost tray for total of ten plants in all.
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One, but it's a good idea to make 2-3 holes in a cluster for each plant you want in case they don't all grow. Almost all if mine from this pack did though. Also comes with good instructions on best way to prep each seed type.
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It depends on the type of plant. There is a growing guide that comes with it, but it can hold about eight stalks of corn, about six heads of broccoli, or two small (i.e. Tophat) blueberry bushes.