Is it suitable for potted plants?
519011
Definitely works well with potted plants. I have reused my set 2 years in a row. Holds up well to wind.
519012
I would not trust these bags for anything when it actually freezes, especially something vulnerable that is in a pot. I suppose they would be ok for wind and hail for protection, but not good for a freeze. I am in NE Florida and we do get freezing temperature. I lost all my plants because I thought they would protect in freezing weather. If it gets below 32, forget about these bags.....hope this helps.
519013
Yes, I only used it for potted plants and it did a great job protecting them. If it is windy outside, you do need to make sure you secure it properly.
2258920
I don't think so. But should be good for watering plants. Thats what I use it for
1174890
Yes, it could be used for watering plants. If I were to use it for that I would not pump it to a high pressure because it might actually wash the soil out of the plant's container as you will need to adjust the flow nozzle to a more open position than is commonly used for spraying insecticides and herbicides. Additionally if you are watering plants in hanging containers the bend at the spray end of the wand is insufficient for directing the water into the container. However the addition of pipe fittings can be a method of increasing the bend at the end of the wand.
620086
Yes. The pot it comes in is small. You would need to put it in a bigger pot or in the ground right away. I planted mine, it's doing fine.
1445203
Yes, it works well for watering plants. It has many different settings so you can use a lighter one for delicate plants and a heavier one for things like trees that need a lot of water. Just be careful not get any dirt on the top of the nozzle, it's really hard to clean and it's hard to close the nozzle.
1746616
Yes, should work for potted plants. The instructions are to clean the contacts before and after tests and making sure the soil being tested is moist and there is no instruction that would preclude testing the soil of a potted plant.
193559
Yes, but be careful that you don't overfill and give your plants root rot. : )
886144
I assume you could use it for that it is made for hydroponic applications but with the right fittings from lowes it would work. There might be cheaper alternatives though for drinking water it is something you should probably look into first
643599
Tomato Tone will not burn potted tomato plant so would be safe and effective in either application.I have used in both ways.
1824194
This would be fine for shallow rooted plants, flowers, herbs etc. Vegetables such as tomatoes and cucumbers tend to have longer root systems and would not be viable in the bottom tier, which is the larger of the two growing areas and has about half the depth.
1049084
I would say it would definitely be strong enough. Fill the planters and them remove them to another location. Bottom can be used for storing other empty pots. For the money, it is a good value for novice gardener.
2148191
In an aquaria? Ofcourse. I see no problem with it i used it for puting root tabs in mine as well as planting a terariums plantlets
892660
I would check with your local nursery before using it a potted tree. They would give you the best answer to your question.
418800
Yes, I use mine for a self watering planter system. Drilled a hole in the bottom of five gallon bucket. Inserted 3" pot and filled with compost. Set the planter on top of gutter filled with water and planted vegetables. Works Great!
1596741
Potentially, yes. Depends on lots of variables. This vessel will take a large bottle. The water from the bottle seeps into the soil and waters the plant that way. Not very sightly,though. One of mine came broken, but I glued it back together. They are made of the orange ceramic like the old pots.
1796594
It would be better to use pots or long planters. I use pots and works very well.
540978
After I wrote this I went out in the garden and checked the plastic pots I have. As long as the pot has a 1" "lip" I guess you could try it. Just don't put your most expensive plant in there in case it drops.