Can I use this for succulents/hens & chicks with soil/sand base?
1813735
Yes, you can use this H Potter terrarium for succulents. You might consider researching the type of soil you will need to match the plants you choose.
623762
Yes, just don't water it much after you plant it. And if there is condensation on the walls, open it up until it dries out.
1115593
I bought this to pour a thin layer over my planted gardenia that had a slight gnat issue. Sand worked. I don't see why this would be an issue for your hamster. Maybe you should try contacting the company directly.
2172510
Partially; some insects and eggs and nematodes are pretty small. You might consider heating/drying the soil to sterilize it.
865624
Only if you use it as your top layer. It looks great in the tank and stays pretty clean. Use a heavier substrate as the bottom layer so your plants roots will stay put.
865625
I think so but if you want to know for sure, go ask any planted tank people. There are bunch of forums and web sites talking about it since this sand is pretty well known. I have moss which does not need to be "planted".
1692908
I suppose you could, if you had the holes on the right angle...but I am not sure you have to-or would want to. It works well in soil and is also used in the sand...good luck
1721801
No. It's safe to use around chicks. I used one in a section of my coop to keep the grow outs warm.
1257479
You would need other substrate in addition to this as it is not a Stand alone substrate. Use about 1/4 of this bag and the rest as a custom mix. Completely depends on your scaping though, as well as the root base demands of your plants. Look up a few aqu scaping forums for more details
473023
No it can also be used in a coco gro medium.. Go to Botanicare.com and it will give you a nutrient calculator for the medium your using.. Btw this is a great product which I would not run my garden without
1627314
As the other customers have stated, YES you can do whole chickens in it. I'd go for the larger clay pot as it can be used for everything . . .I suggest you do not limit it's use. I use mine to roast veggies and make large batched of bread pudding for potlucks. Enjoy and Use it!
2181229
Yes the base would be perfect for sand and washes well. The top is half covered which would be good for sun cover. I would get the dogs use to it before the beach.
2178527
As long as the sand is dry should do fine. Its not heavy duty enough for wet sand or wet lime, or manure. Great for pellet fertilizer and dry sand.
437683
I have never used it for that particular purpose but I have used it for Lime, both powdered and granulated along with a variety of fertilizers and grass seed so my best guess is yes it would work for you.
1583056
I don't see why you can't use this in a terrarium as it's a nice granular texture but there are no nutrients as found in soil so you'll want to add a fertizer.
190893
Its really far to small for that, to be honest. We used it to raise our new chicks till they were large enough to be with the others. We had only three and moved them at around 16 weeks. It has maybe a three foot by two foot space to be outside. You would need to move it at least everyday if not twice a day.
1256330
Any good soilless mix should be fine. Grow, Micro, Bloom are used together. The ratios change with your grow cycle. Good products.
601239
Yes , it just takes enough rain/water to soak it into ground. Even if it doesnt rain a lot it will help get granules down against the dirt/soil