I"m new to gardening... can i transplant the plants with the white, mesh material holding it together or does it have to be removed?
1687065
I have transplanted with the mesh material and my seedlings are still growing.
1687066
I removed the mesh from mine. I have had trouble with the pots popping out of the ground in the past.I have had excellent luck with my peat pots. Thank you for your service Sir. If you were in Nam, WELCOME HOME!
1687067
You dont have to remove it as it breaks down on its own and the roots go right through it.
64037
i put artifical vines in it.. looks real nice... you could put a real plant in it, but if you do.. place some small pebbles in the bottom , since there are no water holes for drainage
1423539
Unfortunately, the answer is "it depends"... I happened to have some larger pots that I used for the larger and faster growing plants like tomatoes and peppers. The pots in question seem to be working great for herbs and celery and the cabbage/broccolli plants. I transfered them at about 2 inches. My biggest worry now is maybe having to transplant again with this cold late spring we are having in MN...
311861
You can move it assembled if your plan is to move the floor it is stand ing on. In other words, build it on a wooden platform and then lift the whole platform. If you try to lif just the greenhouse without the floor you have pretty good chance of damaging it. The walls are not structrually rigid enough for such a move. Maybe if you use bracing in lieu of a full floor that might work.
210777
Not reusuable. Cut a slit in the plastic and open it a little so the gel is a little exposed and then you will place the gel side (where you cut the slit) on top of the dirt for the plant. The gel will dissovle after a few weeks and you will be left with the plastic and a little bit of crust where the gel didn't totally dissolve. 1 time use only.
1457270
I didn't. I put bricks in the bottom and put hanging plants in the top removing the wire hangers. They grow over the planter and looks beautiful.
1642123
As silly as this may seem I have no idea. We try to keep them separated to maintain the pretty as long as possible. So I have never tried. Sorry but no help..
1062144
It would be difficult to put a started plant in this, as there is no soil, so you would need to clean it first and put it in the cone. If the plant was very small you probably could.
2108475
No you can not. The picture is on the plastic. If you add some plants in the tank, it actually looks really nice.
801241
I folded the smart box down around the top about halfway and then, as the plant grew, added additional dirt and pulled the pot back up as more room was needed. I am sure it depends on what size plant you are starting with but I have always heard that each time you transplant a tomato plant, you should plant it deeper. That makes it have more and stronger support as the plant grows.
284494
Yes. Transplant the seedlings while still in the grow sponge into a pot or planter and the sponges eventually degrade and become part of the soil.
573238
The components are formed using a composite material of some sort-plastics no-dought.We have used ours-we have 10-for several years. They are tough and don't seem to be disturbed by the weather.We own about 10 acres and will NEVER grow our vegetables any other way again. We have a specific way we do it Would be happy to share at the request. Good day!
238588
It might be a hard plant to keep inside because it grows like a vine it tendrils around a trellis so if you just keeping it in a pot inside while it is starting I would use a pot that is about as big as a bucket but the sooner you put it in the ground the bigger it will get. It grows really fast after transplanting
1471450
No, this is intended for starting seeds. The seedlings should be transplanted to your vegetable garden bed. If you are container gardening, transplant to large containers with potting soil.
573414
I would definitely not dismantle it. It's a lot of work to do that every time. The greenhouse itself is very light and can be easily moved by two people without much effort. We keep use ours to keep fruit trees and plants from freezing in the winter. In the summer we plan to move it to the other side of our house and grow tomatoes.
1155975
Either that or the nails would pull out. It's thin plastic. I just love mine, I put two together with some gingerbread in the corners and planted flowering vines. Looks great and no problems!!!
2282677
This arrangement was put together by a feng sui expert so leaving it together is how it its meant to be. That being said you could take it apart and arrange however you want just keep roots moist!