How big is the pot ? Is the plant braided ?
1954211
The pot was about 4 inches deep and six long ways.the plant was braided but 3 stalks were about dead when I got it and couldn't bring them back.I will never buy a plant on line again I would much rather go to a store where I can see it in person.
1954212
The pot is 4" x 5" and yes, it is braided. I usually kill plants (unintentionally) but this one has survived under my care for almost 4 months and is growing new stems/buds. Just try and water it more regularly than I do and it seems to do well inside but where there is natural light coming in.
1954213
The pot is not very big. It can fit in the palm of my hand. Yes it is braided. It looks just like the plant in the picture. It stands about8 to 9 inches tall when you get it out of the box. Hope this helps.
113181
Per the plant tag, this plant is Laurus Nobilis. Including the pot, it is approximately 2 feet tall. Age unknown, date of birth not given.
687341
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.........
1213530
I had each of the in a 24 inch pot. Sadly, only one has survived and never bloomed. It has grown lovely green leaves but nothing else.
1637336
The plant is pretty small when it arrives. I have mine in a 1 gallon pot right now. I doubt I will need to transfer it to anything larger this year.
455318
Straight, but stalks are very close, tight and, when received, the outer stalks were much shorter than the inner ones. It has grown over 6". Very lush and healthy.
156632
I don't know but it is a great plant.Mine is about the size of a 8 " dinner plate
1476724
I received mine inside a nice glazed ceramic pot. It was oval and approximate dimensions were 6" by 9". Mine is still alive and I've gotten it through one winter already. DO NOT let it dry out...this tree will defoliate if too dry. =(
2118064
Hi TWallace....it is a DARK GREEN ceramic-porcelain- clay pot...measures 5.50" x 4" (shape is oval)...and the outside of the pot is the color dr. green...while the bottom of the pot is the orange-color clay. My plant is now 15" high...I'm wondering when or if I need to transplant it....but it does seem to be getting new shoots and is happy on my kitchen counter....hope this answers your question. TJ
1716905
I brought mine in and it grew to 8 ft. tall. Because of the broad leaves it drinks a lot of water and you have to monitor it constantly if it is in a pot and it will dry out faster if it is outdoors in a pot. It was a fairly happy plant indoors this winter even with a northern exposure. I took some cuttings and rooted them last month. Washington DC area.
1174902
It is about 7inches tall and 31 inches around. It is big pot. I was considered a smaller pot when I ordered it. But if you cook big amount food, it is right size.
201186
The pot is 4 inches in diameter, with the tree being 31/2 inches tall (above the pot) and 11 inches in girth. A very nice plant for the price and it has survived very well.
2000674
It is a starter size plant, growing and shipped in a 4 inch diameter pot, tree will be a minimum of about 8 inches tall, and will not have bloom or bud at the time of shipping.
153200
it's about 6" high, 8" wide. I gave it to my mom as a gift so I don't recall exactly so that's approximate. It's not huge but it's big enough to put a small plant in.
286558
Yes. The pot is smaller. In my case, it is a heavy plastic; soil included as well as the tree. Of course the tree might not look like the picture. Mine doesn't, but it did arrive healthy and in good condition.
143740
I can't recall if it was in a 2.5" or 4" plastic pot. Definitely with soil. It was about 8" tall when I got it with flowers and leaves.
1590424
So far 3' tall and wound around itself and four stakes, about 14"wide. I think this might take over a fence in your garden, but in a pot, as mine is, I think it will do as I tell it. I expect it to start blooming in March, and that I'll keep winding it around itself until next late fall, when I'll cut it back brutally. I'm judging by other passifloras, and this might be different.