Is their included directions about rooting and potting?
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Not sure, but it's very easy to look up on the internet. I have great luck with the plants and and the leaves that had fallen off in shipping. Lay both plants and leaves on damp cactus planting mix, keep moist, do not cover. Soon you will see roots sprouting and then they are ready fr planting. Continue to keep moist (not wet) until they develop a good root system. Then water less or as they need it. Do not put in full sun for quite a while. More info on internet.
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No, there isn't. Generally, with succulents I just put them in cactus soil and water every week/two weeks depending on the plants needs. I also recommend a little cactus food for plants that are being potted. You might want to do some individual research because all you get here is a couple snips from other cacti.
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Yes, I used Bontone Rooting powder and followed their instructions. I am in Midwest and twice I failed to grow these Plumeria cuttings. Good luck to you.
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You need whatever soil your plants/seeds/seedling need. For that information, please research whatever it is you plan to grow. The Earth Box instructions are complete, plain & easy to read & understand. The kits are complete and have accessories if what you need is additional to the kit. For any more questions about the system, there is a website for the system with a plethora of FAQs that will most likely cover any other questions you and all other Amazon users have about this product.Thank you & good bye.
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Once you have each section filled with your potting soil, and your flowers planted or seeds started it looks identical to the picture shown. If you want to hang this with the chain that comes with it, put the chain through each section before filling with the soil. I love mine and have the first one filled with herbs which I will split up to plant in the second one I purchased. Good product would purchase more.
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I am not an expert, but I purchased a book from amazon entitled "bonsai for beginners." It has been a great help. The book does depict various grooming and the need to upsize the pot after significant root growth. Get the book. It was a penny plus 3.99 shipping and handling.
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I don't know, as I am using as a planter. I drilled holes in the bottom and filled with dirt and mulch. This way you don't have to get on your hands and knees to plant and maintain.
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That's what we were going to do but ours died in the infancy stage :-(. I would recommend that you go to a nursery and ask which potting soil would be best as they have many varieties.
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Yes there is. It includes organic potting mix and organic fertilizer. You can also get the EarthBox without these, and buy your own potting mix and fertilizer (saves a lot on shipping costs), but check out the EarthBox Forum (at www.earthbox.com) for advice on the appropriate ingredients. The potting mix requires the proper moisture-wicking properties, provided by certain materials such as sphagnum peat moss and/or coconut fiber (coir), so you can't just grab any old bag of potting mix or potting soil off the shelf of your local nursery.
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That is precisely how I use it. I get approximately a month of use. Then I go to individual pots. Need to keep an eye on the roots towards the end. They will grow together making it harder to remove plants....fyi
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If your pot is bigger than the spread of the leaves, I would say yes. The spikes are supposed to be inserted into the ground/dirt at the drip line (edge) of the tree.
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Hello, Yes I went to their website and found "some" instructions: http://japanesemaplesandevergreens.com/planting-pruning-and-care/ Just get it in the ground ASAP. I purchased two of these vines and they are doing fine!
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You may be able to change it as i did. I took off the bottom and half of the sides of the net pots so my roots dont get tangled and just dangle. Ive had no issues with mine that way. But, I wouldnt use it with out the net pots.
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I dont know if there are instructions on the web. In my smaller pots, I cut the pac into half and slit the plastic lengthwise and put it in. I keep the plastic on the pack but expose some of the gel to the soil. I rarely expose the entire gel pac to the soil. I do if the plant is really delicate. All the best.
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There are instructions on every bag. Though it's so easy to plant and everything grows amazingly great. I hope you will like it. I do.
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I'm not exactly sure this will help. I have tomatoes, squash and the vining plants on the highest tier, peppers, spinach, etc on the second and bottom tiers. I used 12 bags of dirt. I have no problems with roots at all. Everything is growing nicely.
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Yes, you can find planting instructions on-line for this plant. Try ehow.com, ask.com or just type the words "how to plant creeping thyme" in our search engine. There are a lot of reference materials regarding, planting, growing and cultivating this type of ornamental thyme as well as the cooking herb thyme used in foods. If you have the original packette the seeds came in there should be instructions on the back of the packette.
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The instructions are on the owner's manual. It depends on how fast your pot builds up scale.