Can it be used to grow wheatgrass? Does it have a liner with holes for soil drainage?
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Was a gift for daughter. Rustic wood construction with adequate drainage for normative watering.
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It could be used to grow anything - it is, however, only about the size of a large shoebox. It does not have a liner, but holes for soil drainage with a tray underneath.
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In short, no. This pot comes with a raised insert that creates a drainage system inside the pot. It does not have holes that allow it to drain through to the outside.
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Yes, but not a standard garden hose, and we have not tried to use it. I think it came with a short drainage tube, but am not sure.
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Sorry it took so long to answer, I hope you found your answer by now, if not, they do have drainage holes in the bottomthey are very nice, I can't believed what I paid for them. I hope this helps. Bye! b
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The picture shows a mounting bracket because you can mount it. That is what I did. There is a removable screen in the feeder that allows for drainage. I have found that rain water does not collect in the feeder. The seed gets damp, but there is not a pool of water. The bottom of the wooden part of the feeder is not solid and the metal screen allows for drainage. I have been very pleased with my feeder. The construction of the feeder is very good.
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I haven't tried wheat grass but it works well for kale and spinach. Sorry I can't help...
160209
Hi,We haven't done wheat grass in it. We love the juicer though. Good luck!
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Yes there are slots in the plastic for drainage. But it can drip a bit. The dish can be removed from its mounting bracket so it can be cleaned.
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There's a hole in the middle for drainage. I have several of the plant stands for a year now, and are very happy with them.
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I suppose it could, but you would need to add a bottom with proper drainage- this just sits on the ground and you use a weed block if you're using in a place with grass. Once you fill it, it isn't portable.
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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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The seed tray does have drainage holes. Whether or not they will prevent the seed from rotting is another issue. Where I live we haven't had rain in several days. I highly recommend this feeder though.
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yes it can and it does a good job. I bought it for seed and fertilizer but if the fertilizer has clumps it will clog up. seed is not a problem
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Yes, the tray has drainage holes. However, if you are looking for a squirrel-proof bird feeder, this isn't it. Our squirrels enjoy swinging on the feeder while emptying the contents onto the ground where their compatriots enjoy the spoils. The silver lining is that the seed spilled onto the ground is consumed by a large variety of seed eating birds who seem to know the routine.
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t I wouldn't recommend it. It isn't actually slotted like it says, the holes are small square cut outs. I also only used it with non soil plantings but even our hydroton clay pieces were falling out of the holes.
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No drainage holes, but we have had heavy rains and the seed did not get wet. I love it!
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I have not tried wheatgrass in it. From everything I've read about juicers, the masticating kind are best for grasses and greens.