can you put these plants in a living wall planter and keep them indoors?
516107
There are a variety of plants but for the most part I'd say yes. They like light and warmth, you'll love them!
1513176
Yes, I live in zone 6 and started them inside. 3 weeks later they are 2 feet tall in my garden. Build a support for them, water when they look distressed. Good luck
993577
Not yet, they are nice plants, very small and I live in high humidity warm area so I would think any area if you have a green house
988238
If it freezes where you live and stays frozen for several days I would not leave them outside. The have some weight to them but I don't think they are too heavy to move. I put the plants in the container they either came in or a different one and then put them in the pot so they are easy to move. Hope this helps.
2108475
No you can not. The picture is on the plastic. If you add some plants in the tank, it actually looks really nice.
1902843
I live in Utah and it is too cold here to plant them outside. I have grown several indoors. I put them out in the summer and in a very bright room with indirect sunlight in the winter. They have to be trimmed, but bloom for quite a while inside. That's what I intend to do with these.
918226
You certainly can. The planter is for indoor/outdoor use. The three tiers will allow you to have 9-10 plants in it.
650483
I live in Rhode Island, and I would put them in the garage, as I think they may have a chance. It is different from the ground. This is the first year that I am using these planters.
2188029
No just plant them. I got four in the spring two are doing real good, two have leaves but smal , two have nice and big leave. I put them in my house as soon as temp drop to 50s at night. They are in my utility room in front of a window now doing good. I thank they like humidity.
1444402
There is a wall panel for these, and they come with screws for the wall. So you screw in the back panel and hang the front from it. You have to screw them into studs or use appropriate anchors to mount them, as they can be heavy. As for the water, they don't drip at all if they're properly installed! They are great indoors. I notice that if I water them the wrong way (pour water over the plants rather than pour it into the holes in the top), they drip from the front a little. The wall behind the planter, however, is always dry.
1834653
Yes you can plant anything in the planter. Just plant near the back so they will run up the trellis.
1467846
They are lichens and can be cultivatived indoors year round along with moss and Spanish moss! However, outside you will have to wait until spring, summer and fall!
1923169
I have my plant inside but in Northern California I think one could put the plant either on a front porch next to the house OR outside only in the summertime....I haven't tested it outside during the winter yet.
435926
You can put it indoor, it needs sunlight and water like any plant. I change the soil once a year on my house plants. If the soil is depleted of nutrients the plant will begin to wilt.
808129
Yes you could plant them now or keep them in the fridge until spring. I live in Texas so I will harvest mine soon and leave some in the ground for next year.
2138836
Yes you could, we just tossed them in amongst our really boring green plants, sadly our landscaping company think they are weeds, even though we tell them not to! Warmth and moisture seems to be all they need!
385399
yes, you can. but pots are cheap small plastic ones. if you have better pots available, then you should repot them with special cactus soil. also you can repot them all together in a big pot. make sure pot has a drainage hole. they can stay inside but they need bright light, specially the succulents, thus you should place it near the south or west facing windows.