Can they be kept in a large pot or do they need to in ground?
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I have mine in a large pot and it is doing beautifully! It needs more water in hot times, but thrives. I moved it to Colorado where I keep it in a greenhouse during the winter.
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yes, you can. but pots are cheap small plastic ones. if you have better pots available, then you should repot them with special cactus soil. also you can repot them all together in a big pot. make sure pot has a drainage hole. they can stay inside but they need bright light, specially the succulents, thus you should place it near the south or west facing windows.
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Last year I used these for potatoes and the 10 Gal size were plenty big. Then, this spring my 2 trees (6ft.tall) were delivered too early and I am using my 10 Gals Dirt Pots to hold these over until I can plant them outside.They are plenty big however when you water them I recommend making sure to drench the soil. I made the mistake of not soaking the soil and the water ran off the top of the soil and down the fabric on the inside.
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I have had them for a few months now and have had no issues with putting them on the side of a pot. Hope this helps!
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I kept mine in their original pots for a few days. I put them on a tray since the pots have holes and I watered them. Hope that helps!
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If your area has well-draining soil, you can consider planting it in the ground,but the plants sold don't seem to have been sun-hardened yet: they haveto be gradually introduced to full sun. As others have said, pots allow youto move the plant out of the way of filthier weather/seasons.
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In the US it will depend which ones you get, and where you reside. In the southern states we still must bring them inside while they are dormantSome can become a bigger shrub, but most tree like may grow about 10 feet tall. In areas where a freeze does not normally occur, you still need to keep them in a large pot,
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Generally they don't do well indoors especially with dry heat in the Winter. I would order these in the Spring and then pot them outside
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Ulla, I have grown these in pots so I can bring them inside in the winter. I wouldn't keep them out when the temperatures are consistently below 45.
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I live in Rhode Island, and I would put them in the garage, as I think they may have a chance. It is different from the ground. This is the first year that I am using these planters.
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I see no reason why you can't put them directly into the soil, but use a broom stick to poke a hole in the soil since these are fragile. The soil would absorb the heat before it got to the plant.
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I guess it depends where you are going to store them. You can also turn the lids upside down on the pots. The handles will be inside the pot or pan making the pot or pan easier to store in a smaller area.
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We are Texas Gulf Coast area. They will will get quite tall--we do not put them in pots. I do not know about your area
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You can keep the seeds in the refrigerator in a plastic bag for a long time, several years. How many to put in a pot depends on the size of the pot. Mine are already quite tall, about 12", and just now beginning to flower (in Florida). You'll need a sturdy pot.
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They are loose when using them so you would grab hold of both to use. Storage they would fall towards the curve of the pot. Works well both ways.
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You can store them for years. They are great. My begonias that are in pots in the water looks incredible
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I wouldn't recommend putting them in the in the dirt, would not hold up to direct moisture. They are meant to be recess mounted in decking, stair risers, etc.