could you plant strawberries in this planter?
87262
I am growing herbs in mine so haven't tried strawberries but wouldn't this be like using a strawberry pot?
87263
i have always planted impatiens but it may work for strawberries, the holes are pretty close together. it makes for a stunning flower display
1932035
I suppose it depends on how small "smaller" is! We raise our own strawberries and they are rarely very big. The StemGem works just as well on those as well as the large ones we get in the store.
782076
I tried but they did not do very good at all.....but then again I've never been able to grow strawberries very successfully in anything! I don't see why they wouldn't grow though...
775768
Yes, and attractive too. I have tomatoes growing in it this year, but it would work well for flowering vines as well.
1110930
I think this would be a great size for strawberries. It would be roomy enough you wouldn't have to worry about bruising your berries when snapping the top shut.
1064611
I agree with the other two responses. Not really suitable for fruit... definitely a planter.
73791
I've only used this is extremely large pots with trees under-planted with strawberries, but I have never had anything grow inthe pots that I didn't plant. Hope that helps.
549151
I would imagine you could, as they are organic. I would just adjust the size of them according to your container. I used them in my container garden last year and they worked well, but I used very large pots. Since they're spikes they can easily be broken in half.
650484
strawberries are commercially grown here in Washington State and do survive the winter. I have not had particular luck with the tiered stacking planter . Mostly gardener error I think, not the fault of the plants or planter.
1224760
I would imagine so as they are pretty modular. Mine has held up wonderfully over the winter and we got a good one!! Everything looks and works wonderful. Got plants growing in it now as I type.
241264
You could, but I'm not sure there is enough water pressure to make it work. Your potted plants would have to be well below the bottom of the collection vessel.
290219
Technically yes u can do it all in there....but u will run into space problems and will only be able to do one plant....get the bigger 6x6x8 ft....and u can at least get one really nice big bush in there......
443807
yes you can if it doesn't have sugar already in it. I made my first batch last night using frozen strawberries and it turned out GREAT. make sure they're completely thawed out before using.
918226
You certainly can. The planter is for indoor/outdoor use. The three tiers will allow you to have 9-10 plants in it.
1671595
If your strawberry plants are spaced about 12" apart this will be a good solution. I live in Wyoming where wind is also a factor, so spraying emitters are not a good option. You might buy the 1/4" metal stakes to keep the emitters centered on the plant.
248108
This is a standalone soil and includes all the nutrients you would need for the first 4-6 weeks of growth. Good luck with your strawberries!
1306390
You could try, but strawberries prefer full sun. If they grew in the shade, they likely wouldn't produce much fruit. They can be and do well planted in containers that you can move to a sunny location.