Would anyone say these are good for planting herbs in them?
1669192
I think they would be good for starting seeds, but not a larger plant. They are very small - only big enough to hold a helping of M&Ms; or thumbtacks.
1669193
I agree with the others. I love these little buckets and you could start seeds in them but too small for any plant.
1669194
I think they would be good for starting seeds, but not a larger plant. They are very small - only big enough to hold a helping of M&Ms or thumbtacks.
1664339
I haven't tried. I imagine they'd be good for vegetable stems since they are strong and sharp. I would think a knife or cleaver would be faster for cutting herbs.
1178847
While I'm not using them in any pots like that, I think it would work because the soil only draws out water when it is needed.
74243
I think so. They're pretty small though so it depends on how big or small the succulent is. They're really pretty . Good luck!
1692466
Yes these will work great for you. I use them in an aquaponics bed in a greenhouse.
2181415
The miracle grow should be fine as long as it's diluted correctly. As for putting them in the plant pots, you may have a problem there. Most houses have a low humidity and these mosses enjoy a high humidity. For the price, it may be worth it to give it a shot. I'd put a different moss in each pot and see which one does the best. Then order more of that specific kind to fill the other pots. Hope this helps...
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Certainly. There is a rubber plug in the bottom that will control water dripping out. I put another plant down there to catch the drips. Probably great for herbs over the winter. They are really a nice height and size. I wouldn't have space indoors for this so hope you do. Happy gardening.
827469
Absolutely. They would be fine for most "ground" spices, just a bit too small for larger herbs like Thyme or Basil.
510792
They came, but already sprouted. I have not put them in yet. At this time of the year pots may be the best way to go. Good luck.
725627
Yes. These are amazing things to grow veggies in. I used two like this last summer and yielded plenty in each. Just be sure to fill them all the way to the top as the soil will settle. Plants need all the depth they can get. I grew long carrots in my bag they turned out fine. Also grew round ones. Im going to stick to the full length carrots as it yields more per sq ft. I also got some smaller bags and grew potatoes with good results. Im buying more this year. During winter I piled them high with leaves and compost. They look as good as new and I have had them almost a year.
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I use them for that purpose too, but it depends on the requirements of the plant. Look up the recommended balance of nutrients and if they are in line with with a 4-4-4 plant food then they will work.
1949641
I am unsure as I bought them for my granddaughters whose parents have a lakeside home and it has been too cold to plant as yet. They are hoping around Easter. Let me know how yours do if you buy.
1776768
I believe they would because if I leave them in the sprouter too long they form roots and leaves. I eat them as seedlings quite often.
1899198
No Absolutley not, I bought 4 and plan to use them to plant tomatos. and 1 to wash my dogs in. : ) I love mine!
549152
Yes, I have been using them in both plants and herbs indoor. They work very well. I tend to to be "heavy handed" in the amount sometimes but it doesn't seem to hurt the plants or herbs. I just don't place the spikes right at the stems of the plants.
2279789
Not likely. We need them because we are drying herbs which are very small and can slip through the basic racks.
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I am no expert. I planted mine in a pot for a month than moved them outside. They are doing great