What is the maximum height and width that these will grow? Thanks.
1298703
My guess is 2-3 feet wide and maybe a foot tall. I planted 2 last fall and only 1 has come up and right now it's barely breaking thru the ground. Rule of thumb with hosta's. First year they sleep, second year they creep and third year they leap.
1298704
I think it can grow to about 18 x 18, but mine is only a year old and not that large, yet.
1298705
I planted mine last year in full shade and soil is somewhat hard. They came up this year and are close to 1ft. I'm really enjoying this truly different hosta.
2073551
I would guess at about 6 - 8" tall. They look very good if you want to arrange them on a wall. Excellent value for price.
1389669
these cover about 3.5' foot radius area at about 12 to 15 inches above plant with good growth, I eventually found they do great at 6-7 inches but coverage reduces to around 2-2.5 foot radius, most of the ufo styles have similar coverage , that will help you determine how many you will need. I think 2-4 lights will be good coverage ,,have had great growth and would definitely buy another
1417359
I mounted them about 25 feet high and they light a very large area very well. As for the size, I'm really not sure. I've had other lights that just stopped working in a couple of months. This light comes on with the slightest movement and goes off when it's supposed to.
146771
I have mine about 10" above seedlings, and honestly the light does not spread much past the 12x12 frame. But they are growing like crazy!
1476311
I think they are about 2 1/2" to 3" tall, with diameter of maybe 2 1/4" at widest point and opening of about 1 3/4". I can send exact measurements later if you'd like.
1514471
It depends. I can say that none are taller than 44 inches. The width depends on how you place them. If you place them in groups of 2, which I did similar to how they did in the picture, then are about 19" wide for the first two and 24" wide for the second two. You might be able to make them wider as each stem is an individual sticker. They will not look like the ones in the picture by the window. Those would have to be at least 68" tall
1464478
I went and actually measured these. They are a little over 3 inches tall. Hope that helps!
422141
I received mine back in August and they were about 4-5" tall but there were several plants in each of the containers so I gave a couple to my neighbor. All the plants are now about 15" tall and are thriving in pots beneath the banana trees in our side yard, despite the unusually cold winter here in Florida.
1819677
Yes any of these will grow bigger with time. You can always pot up these cactus so that they have the room to growShop Succulents
466284
I am sorry to say I don't know the answere to your question.Mine are looking great and seem to grow to the size of pot I have them in...I am sure the nursery will tell you the correct answere..
1781530
They are not very tall. I can measure when I get home, but my guess would be around 7".
1128054
I am not sure. I have already given them out but if I were to estimate they would be about 5 inches tall by 4 inches wide by an inch deep. That would be my best estimate from memory.
2175012
I think they are abou t4.5 inches high. by the way they are lovely. sorry for the late response
1291820
I bought two plants. They were about 24" tall when I got them. They are healthy now and growing.
900710
Mine were about 1/4" high and 1 3/4" wide in the bag. Once I set them in a pan of water and let them expand they ended up being about 2 1/4" high and were still 1 3/4" wide making a great contained area for a seed.
2170066
I am not sure. This, also, is my first year growing them. Not all of mine even came up, although I followed instructions carefully. Mine are only about 3' tall at this time. They are in the ground in very well prepared, fertile soil. I agree that you have to wait until after the first frost to harvest them, and that they may get 10' tall by then. I suggest that you contact Mother Earth News, which has lots of great information on ALL growing things! Otherwise, you may contact your nearest Agriculture County Extension Office for advice. I wish you the very best gardening! lbj