Will this grow 15 or 20 feet tall?
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I don't know. The one I purchased is about 3 feet. My neighbor has one that must be at least 15 years old and it's growing wild, but is only about 10 feet high and branches out about 8 feet in diameter. I live in Ka'u on the Big Island where it is a desert.
260987
20 feet would not be the norm..15 would be about maximum with about 8' to 12' being the normal, average height range. It's impossible to be more specific than that as there are a number of environmental variables that effect mature height, such as available water, average temperatures and nutritional levels. You are welcome to contact us directly through the 'Contact Seller' link in the listing, and we will be happy to provide additional information, or answer any other questions you might have.
260988
When I received mine it was about 24 inches tall. It is now about 3 feet. Don't know if it will grow to 15 or 20 or not. My first one was beautiful but froze during the winter so keep sheltered. The 110 degrees in summer wasn't a problem.
1257037
I did not put the legs on and it is 15" high, so, with legs, it's about 17" high.
1408665
Hello, unfortunately mine did not get to be more than a foot tall. I was shipped well, and was very healthy. I brought mine indoors and is alive. This season I will place it against a reflective surface to get more rays. The botanical name is Ruttya fruticosa Lindau. And I do recommend it if you the room. It is listed for a 6x6' growth pattern. Full sun to light shade. I purchased it from Emerald Goddess Gardens. I will buy from them again. P.s. if we had an actual Summer last year I am sure it would 3 feet tall.
77157
Hi there. I may be the last person you should ask, given that I have no special knowledge about V. Creeper. I know I've seen masses of it growing in both sun and shade though. I live in the mtns. where everything is tricky, but if you are in a lower elevation, like 6,000 ft. or lower, it should take off and grow very quickly for you. I wish you the best of luck! Audrey.
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I have it adjusted to the lowest level and it is 16 inches tall. It was perfect for my granddaughter when she was 15 months old. It does adjust to a higher level and I THINK it will go up to 20 inches but I am not positive about its tallest height.
1228946
20" is the highest point. If you have 8' standard ceiling height you will be fine.
2168980
U will need at least 15'. 20 would be better. This is a very large hammock.
1972366
Mine is about 20 feet off the ground so can't help you! It's adequate at that height, but I wish it were higher.
44654
From top to bottom outside edge it's 20 inches and from side to side outside edge it's 15 inches
1027851
I bought one last year and it has hardly grown from when I got it. In fact I was worried it was going to die..... But it is still green, but literally is only an inch tall. I have no idea how slow growing it is, but I am hopeful it will be bigger next year
1705783
Yes. It will grow but very skow . you Have keep apply some miracle grow and change the soil/pot .
783228
I would assume you could grow it indoors but there would come a time that it would have to be transplanted to a large green house that would be temperature controlled as this tree will get up to 25 feet high.
237179
I'm sorry that I can't give a perfect answer. The package came in the middle of winter, so I haven't been able to plant anything yet. My guess is that it will take about 30 ft. x 15 ft.
1964210
Mine was about 6 to 8 inches in height and I water it 1x a week with a spray bottle and I replanted mine in a ceramic pot and does nicely. D.B.
491757
You will be able to reach higher than 18 feet. I replaced some ceiling tiles at my church that were 20 feet. I believe that I could have went a foot or two higher.
252131
It will adjust from 16" to 21" in height. Very well made. I was happy with the purchase.
686788
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.