Does the inside of the planter go all the way to the bottom or is shallow not needing to fill the entire pot with dirt?
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It goes all the way to the bottom. You don't have to fill it with soil, you can use packing peanuts to fill it half way up, then soil on top.
1473999
Planter is all the way to the bottom. I filled bottom with rock and gravel for drainage and stability.
1474000
The planter is completely hollow, all the way to the bottom. I drilled holes in the bottom for drainage, added a small layer of rock first for some weight in the bottom, next I filled it with empty plastic bottles, a layer of meshed wire, and finally dirt. This way the entire thing doesn't have to be full of dirt because it would be immpossible to move if needed.
1474001
You have to fill the entire pot unless you put something in it to take up the space yourself.
1474002
It goes all the way to the bottom so I filled the bottom part with packing kernels and shredded paper.
2123974
Yes, it is totally hollow. With a resevoir as small as it is, I've found no real need for it to drain, if you water sparingly. But I always change my potted plant's soil periodically anyway, even if you decide not to put in a drain hole.
509739
Yes. It has a plug at the bottom-side to empty. I used it for a planter to plant veggies. I had to drill extra holes on bottom for drainage.
288194
It has a drain built in. The last few inches at the feet you'll have to bail out though because the drain doesn't quite go all the way to the bottom.
798024
It doesn't have holes, but doesn't need them.We have assembled, but not yet filled with dirt the one that we bought.The bottom is constructed from several wood boards, and there is space between themWe might need to use landscape fabric to hold the soil in the planter.
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I believe there are drains in the inside as the plants sit up a bit in the pot. No drain holes on the outside One odd thing is that I hear water sloshing around when I carry the potted plant. So I must water the plants too much, and the extra water drains into a reservoir, not remaining in dirt. Someday I will repot the plants and see whats going on in there.
1290657
The pots do not have holes in the bottom. I put a layer of gravel in the bottom of each pot, then potting soil, then the plant and then a final layer of potting soil.
1270039
The depth usable for soil is 5 1/2 ". The "hole" appears to be in the center but it sends the water down under the "plate" in the bottom of the pot. There is no connection (per se) between the height of the watering hole and the depth of usable space for soil. It is a beautiful shade of blue too.
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The strainer doesn't touch the bottom of the pot, which is the way it's supposed to be. It gets pretty close to the bottom to allow the loose tea to soak to a perfect cup of tea. I use my teapot every day and I love it!
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this pot has an interior well into which water drains from the plant section(above the line shown opposite).
294010
We have ours on a platform of bricks so that even when it is low the hose will still drain into my watering can. I have also learned not to plant anything in the little planter area because it doesn't drain.
529414
The clay pieces will go every where if you don't use a planter pot. I try not to get cly and dirt in my pond because it muddies the water.
365743
There is no solid part of the planter... The depth of the planting space is the same as the height of the planter
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Hello Wendy, We appreciate your interest in the Two-tone Stainless Steel Planter (SKU 72101). This particular model does not have a bottom drain hole. There is a smaller size brilliant stainless steel planter (SKU 72126) that has a drain hole at the bottom. Hope the information is helpful to you. Thanks for the opportunity and let us know if we may offer further assistance. At your service, - Marilyn (StainlessLUX, Inc.)
135224
No. The sides rest directly on the dirt and there is no bottom, so no drainage system needed.
2134739
Most pots have holes in the bottom and require a saucer underneath to capture water runoff...this type has no holes, but has an inner chamber that stores the excess water for later absorption. :)
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It's not terribly deep, but can accommodate small to medium pots. We really love our potting bench - one of the best purchases we've made in a long time.