can i put soil in them directly and plant...do they have holed in the bottom for drainage
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There are holes for drainage. I put coffee filters over the holes before putting new the soil in.
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They do have holes in the bottom. I put dirt & plants in mine & they are beautiful. I would not recommend roses as the depth of the planter does not accommodate deep roots. Cactus are perfect. Enjoy!
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I have them in a pot but you can plant them in the ground but you need something they can climb up on to as they are climbers.
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Instructions say not to flush them or put them down the drain! Can mix with soil - good for plants, indoors or outdoors, it seems. Or throw them in the trash.
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Most are outside potted direct with holes drilled in the bottom for drainage... Some are inside both potted direct and with pots inside (no holes)..
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As a couple reviews mention, they are fairly thick. They will eventually compost, but for the health of your plants I'd suggest you cut the bottom off when you transplant to let the roots expand.
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Yes. They have punch-out drain holes, but they're really big - about an inch in diameter. I didn't want to lose that much water so quickly, so I drilled smaller holes. If you do use the punched-out holes, you'll need something to cover them to prevent losing soil - maybe a paper coffee filter.
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I noticed your question when buying them and just received mine yesterday so I took a look. There is one small hole at the bottom of each pot which looks large enough to properly drain considering how small the pots are. I have a black thumb so I decided to drill a few more in there just in case! It was super easy to do so you should be fine either way.
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Yes these Square Tub planters have two predrilled drainage holes in the bottom. Lovely planter. I also purchased the Gardman Metal Leaf Trellis with this and planted clematis plants in each one. Really beautiful!!
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There are slats in the bottom for drainage. We have used them for over a year planted with small palm trees, flowers and herbs. Perfect for our patio garden.
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None of the Listo pots have drainage holes, but they have places marked on the bottomwhere you can easily drill drainage holes if you want them. It's really easy.
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Sorry it took so long to answer, I hope you found your answer by now, if not, they do have drainage holes in the bottomthey are very nice, I can't believed what I paid for them. I hope this helps. Bye! b
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Use a planter that you can take inside and you can plant them now. Less water is better.
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As this sits on the ground if you block the bottom you won't have drainage and plants can drown I the water. You may need a table top planter, they are great because you don't have to bend over to work on the plants
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You don't plant them. They're air plants and they don't need soil. You just put them in clear bowl or terrarium.
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You could pack rocks between the soil or where the holes are put your plants in those holes. That is what the holes really are for. (-:
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I've been using them for several years and had no trouble with drainage. I did put chunky bark in the bottom (6"), but I don't think that was even necessary.
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yes. there is a drainage hole in the center of the bottom of each pot. really nice quality pots. you do need a tray or plastic dish sold in garden stores underneath to catch the water.