Is it possible to just sprikle this on the top of my houseplants? Or do I need to physically mix up it up with some potting mix and get it deep?
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Yes that will work, but it will work more quickly if you mix it into the surface.
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Actually, I still have it in a really big pot. I've been meaning to plant it near a fence, but haven't done it. I think it's suffering in the pot, but now it must have a lot of roots, so I'm going to have to dig a really big hole. In the pot it has mostly gotten wide, not tall. I'm a little disappointed that the stalks are still very skinny, and only one is actually black at the moment. I guess I'd better plant it!
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The "pots" are each separate in a way and drip into the lower level so it doesn't take as much soil as you might think. I used regular potting soil I think...I know I didn't mix anything special in.
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No,I had to drill holes in mine to give it drainage. Don't know if you are an avid gardener (I am), but you might want to think about the extreme difficulty of planting in something without holes. I have never successfully kept anything alive that way. You're better off with a pot that has holes and a dish underneath it.
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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
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I don't think so. I think would need more depth. I only planted flowers and some herbs last year.
1248004
I have not done it this way before. It may work you can try it on a different flower and see what happens. Also if you go to a craft store they may have a better idea to help with that.
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I bought two packages and planted them in the long rectangular pot. I put as much soil as I would want, sprinkled the seeds evenly, and then sprinkled some additional soil just to cover the seeds. It turned out beautifully. You can use regular soil as well in a regular round pot I'm sure.
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I repotted my Pomegrante plant into a quart flower pot using some stones in the bottem of the pot,(you can use foam packaging peanuts)used regular potting soil, with a couple hands full of clay soil from my back yard, mixed in well with the potting soil , do not use potting soil that has fertilizer,that will kill it. after planting in pot,water it well, tap pot on work bench,floor, ground, what ever, than you may have to put in mall amount of soil, because of settlement, i cut small amount of straw around the plant,( which i cut with a sissor) to keep soil from dehydrating, which it will do fast indoors.i use a 100watt grow bulb in my lamp in my den during the cold winter, but it is now in my sun room, with two small Pomegrante, do not water it too often, that will kill it too, wait till the top of the soil dries out , which will cause the roots to grow down, seeking water. hope this helps ,
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I also used Miracle Grow Potting mix and have repotted to larger once. So far it appears to be low maintance just watering a couple times a week.
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Not unless you cut the legs off. :) Or I guess you could make your own holes lower and install that way! And then move it back up once they grow? Just depends how handy you want to be.
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I put it on a saucer like wooden dish & slightly loosened up its leaves. I follow the spritzing instructions for watering & feed in the kitchen sink. Turn it upside down for awhile & then put it back on its dish. It is thriving & garners me many compliments.
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You would use a store bought potting mix and plant in that..I use mine for hydroponic tomatoes ..indoors.
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All I did was stick the stock in the dirt, but instead of planting in the ground I instead use a small plants pot and plant the stock in it, once it matures than I will transfer into a bigger pot. I use a moisture soil and water twice a week, it works for me, I can see little sprouts coming out from the top. Hope this helps...Fyi I'm not an experts., just someone who loves flowers:)
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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.
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More depth is always better, up till about a foot (these plants are not that large, and I think this is about where max root depth would be.) Larger pots also contain more water, so you have to ask yourself how often does it rain or do I want to water them? I used 5 inches for horizontal spacing. Got a decent number of berries.
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I filled mine about half full of soil dug from our garden then topped it off with bagged potting soil. You can use all potting soil but that may be rather costly as the planter does take a large amount of soil. I filled mine to the bottom of the top rim.