Any comments on appropriateness for use on bonzai? Some pots are as small as 6" x 6" -- I'm prolly blind, but I can't find a size other than weight.
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For really small pots I sliced the bag lengthwise and then just wrapped the 1/2 around the pot. Worked great for the 10 days we were gone.
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I'm sure it will work on the bonsai just use one for the pot. I just came back from a three week trip and the plants actually looked better!! There must be some type of nutrients in the hydration.
1522010
Sorry, I returned this pot as too small. However, it is a beautiful pot. I only wish they made it another quart larger
526954
I believe its safe on all plants. I have many different plants in my home including bonzai and they're all fine after using this product. Goodluck.
2203590
Even if they weren't way too big, they would not be worth it to use in a small crockpot. Line your crock pot with a layer or two of heavy duty foil, being careful not to puncture the foil.t I will work fine and cost much less.
1636165
If you were going to buy this pot for the insert, why wouldn't you use the set? You can use the Cuisinart for something else. I often have two veggie steamers going at once. I use an old unstable, collapsable steamer insert in one of my other pots and put asparagus spears into that one.No problem with large spears, if it is a bit tippy upon taking it out. My Oggi steamer holds the carrot coins or cauliflower florets. It is a very nice pot.
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If you go to the Smart Pots website, you should be able to find this info. Here are 2 links that will help. http://www.smartpots.com/what-size-smart-pot-do-we-recommendhttp://www.smartpots.com/what-size-smart-pot-should-i-useThese should help answer your questions. Good Luck.
362093
yes they would work perfectly in 2" net pots I used 3" net pots and the pot is a little too big. Next time i will be using 2" pots for sure. And these things really work great
1137655
Hello Christine, I apologize for your inconvenience. the pot should be a standard clay pot with a lip as shown in the image with the hand. Other flower pots can be used , but it's important to have a lip that will slide into the Pot Klip. I'll go to your original amazon order and send a photo of the types of pots that are ideal. I hope this helps. Have a great weekend.
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Hello, B. Hetland. The size pressure cooker you choose should depend on how you intend using it. When I purchased my first pressure cooker I also was looking at the 6 & 8 qt. After researching, I decided on the 8qt, and was very pleased with the decision. You see, the qt capacity is to the brim of the pressure pan. However, it should not be filled past 2/3 full--and with some foods, not past 1/2 full, this means that in an 8qt cooker, the most you can put into it will be less than 6 quarts for the 2/3 full and, and for the 1/2 full rule, only 4 qts. I like to cook in large batches, so about 6 months ago I decided to also get a 10qt [Fagor]. Pressure cookers are extremely versatile appliances. In addition to cooking under pressure, they can also be used as regular saucepans, replacing other cookware. If you really get into using it frequently, and for its many applications, the larger 8qt size will give you more options, because it will accomodate a greater variety of inserts. Here is one that I have found extremely useful: Wolfgang Puck Stainless Steel Dessert Maker Insert. This is also available brand new at eBay for a very reasonable price. I understand your concern for space limitations, and while the 8qt does have a larger footprint, I think you will be happy with that choice in the long run. I too have limited space in my kitchen, I managed to make room for 3 pressure cookers [6, 8 & 10 qt]. Because these are the pans I use most often, one is always "on display" on the cooktop. I also have a 4qt Presto, which I recently put with our camping gear. Because you are new to pressure cooking, you will probably be looking for useful information on how to get the most from your new pressure cooker. I recommend this cookbook: Miss Vickie's Big Book of Pressure Cooker Recipes The author also has a website with discussion forums www.missvickie.com
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No. But I can tell you I returned them. Each pot is significantly smaller than the size its advertised, I do not recall exactly how much smaller been too long. Also they are thin and I do not recommend them.
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It worked pretty accurately for us I would say but a larger batch would be preferable even if it is a test... test can only be so good if you are making that small of a batch in this huge pot.... All in all I was very pleased with this pot in all areas. Hope this helps a bit.
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various sizes but I thought that was given when you click on details. Anyhow. I have not found a need for any pots of different sizes than what was included.
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The screen sizes are 1/2", 1/4", and 1/8". Now I need to find a 1/16", cause the 1/8" is too big to make bonsai soil. I hope they make one.
1506412
Sir, I would not buy these pots. They are the worst set I've ever owned. I followed all manufacture instructions and food stuck to each from the very first use. I've owned them 6-7 months and I'm already looking at other sets. I would not recommend them to anyone.
1286794
Maybe this is off topic, but apparently japanese companies make toy stoves and pots that really do cook. A million viewers have watched this:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJ2ayOTC2do
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Hello there Phillip, I've never tried this in a pressure cooker myself and it is not designed to be used with one, but from reading the Amazon reviews it looks like many customers have removed the handles from this item and have been more than happy with the result. I don't know the size of you pot but according to Amazon it is frequently sold together the 6 quart pot. I hope this helps! Kind regards - The Cookbook People
358702
These things are amazing! We have them mounted to a wooden fence. Have used them with 4, 6, & 8 inch clay pots with the rim and they work just great! . Have not tried anything bigger. Hope this helps!!