Will it come with instructions and will it have pitchers and be planted in soil?
2020959
It had pitchers and was planted in a pot. There was some instructions also. Mainly you have to be careful of chemicals in the water you use.
2020960
No. I would recommend reading up on care of the plant. I had the pitcher plant. My recommendation is to treat it like a venus plant and place in terranium like container so it can retain the moisture/
2020961
This plant comes in a mix of spoil and sphagnum moss. They're very easy to care for- give it decent sun and water it every day. That's really one of the only ways to kill this plant, is to forget to water it. You don't have to feed it bugs either it catches them on its own. I ordered from these guys months ago and I still love my lil pitcher!
1328529
Sure it can.We lined the box with landscape cloth then added sand, soil, peat moss, and vermiculite. You may need to add compost next year, but the soil will always be good. You may want to consider a yearly soil test also. Important thing is to have fun with your garden-using a raised bed/square foot-type of approach is a great way to do it. Best wishes for fun gardening season.
2071460
Not sure, but I kind of doubt it. They arrive bare-root & need to be planted & kept moist until the roots start to grow.
567741
if you use real dirt they will, the bagged potting soil is light, but once you water it, they will and also it depends on the surface if it is uneven they are not sturdy enough, I find that putting them in a, soda case box or other container is better then you can be sure they stay upright
848290
Yes, please put it in a bigger pot right away, not because it needs it but because adding fresh soil is always better to the plant. Also this needs a bit of acid soil as well and what I did is to combine half regular potted soil and half coffee grounds. I hope this info will be helpful to you.
1209863
You have to add dirt in the u-shaped area, then plant. No tubs. (Takes a pretty good amount of dirt, about 5 cu yds.
1004554
There were instructions with the seeds on how to plant them but I don't remember if there were any instructions on how to grow them inside. sorry
1209864
I am just in the process of having it built. No tubs. The loam and dirt go in the garden bed. Reading the directions it suggests purchasing wire that is known as "Gopher Wire" to put on the bottom before you put in the loam and top soil. One of the things I read was it requires so much top soil that you can save a bunch of money putting loam on the bottom. I ended up with chicken fencing. plastic with small holes to hopefully keep out critters coming up from under the ground to eat the veggies and herbs.
1334898
This planter cannot be filled with soil. It has an open slat bottom on which you set a potted plant. I had one just like it that was made of wood. But, over the years it eventually rotted. I have found this one to be very durable.
865439
Distilled water - indirect bright light - good soil - a bit of food once in a while.. not to much. Pot to size you want it to grow to. I would wait till well developed before planting in the ground tho? So far seems like the working combination for me "-) Hope this helps...
366149
You will need approximately 3 yards of soil. Also there would be about 18 inches of dirt, I would think that you would be able to plant carrots.
1456323
I had landscapers put mine together and fill with topsoil because I have disabilities. They said they didn't recommend it on cement unless you stapled very heavy weight plastic to the inside to prevent soil loss and you'd have to make sure you got plastic that wouldn't have chemicals in it that could leech into your plants. I put mine in the yard, on the grass, and had good luck with them and I have 6 beds. Make sure you get good quality top soil -- I had a yard of it delivered from a local supplier and it was great, black dirt with no stones or stems in it. My landscaper said it was about the best dirt he'd seen and it was under $75 delivered. I hope this helps you decide how you will proceed.
148431
It should be fine with potting soil,I have toi wait tell spring to use ours
332328
I don't remember if came with soil or moss. But I remember the plant came already dead! It was a waist of money.
1830410
Hydrofarm says it should work either way. I'd recommend first watering from the top to wet the soil. but after that you should be able to fill the rez from the bottom and have the water and nutrients wick up via the roots or the assumed wicking mat. If it doesn't include a wicking mat you could purchase hemp rope or go to a garden store and purchase a wicking mat. They are cheap. Then put some of the wicking material in the soil and make sure some is touching water. Hope that helps.
477326
I did not use this on my lawn and/or shrubs, just for dirt that was already in pots as well as our raised garden bed. I do believe the configuration is included in the instructions.
1872623
Not sure my last message went out. I have been very pleased with this seed and it does grow with very little soil. I simply rake the ground, plant the seed and have been very pleased with this product. Jim in Arkansas