Could you theoretically "break" a bulb in half and get two little pots of Shamrocks from one bulb?
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I can only answer you by my vast experience with bulbs, not including the one you mentioned. Yes, I have divided many types of bulbs, Caladiums, Elephant Ears, Even Amaryllis, and I have almost always been successful in doing that. The only draw back is smaller plant the first year at times. If you try it, I would let the bulb dry and heal the cut area before planting. Bulbs are very tolerant. I have had 3/4 or more of a bulb rot and what is left still turns into a nice plant. The main thing on some bulbs is getting an "eye" on each part, if there is such a thing on the bulb you are talking about. I don't remember seeing "eyes" on Oxalis bulbs. People think I am good with plants. That is because I get rid of the failures. Just try it and find out. Steve
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Yes you can. I have standard 60 watt bulbs in mine. They give off more mood lighting. They look great!
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My chandelier has a candelabra base bulb with a small round bulb. The bulb would have to be round with an inch and a half diameter.
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I've never tried to break them in half but it would be hard to do without cutting them with a knife--even then it might be hard. They're pretty solid but now that I've reviewed other people's answers, I guess it can be done. I'm glad to learn it!
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Just screw out two or four bulbs, shouldnt be that hard. I just added two red bulbs this weekend and its pretty easy.
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You could, but with 1 bulb pointing up the light only comes out from the top. It would look strange horizontal
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You can, but you probably won't like the result. There's a reason why these come in different sizes. They rely on fixed amounts of water and grounds. I have a friend who has two - one this size and a smaller one - trying to make a smaller batch in a bigger pot - undrinkable, like dirty socks and burnt rubber. Best bet is make a full pot and dump out what you don't drink
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Not likely, though you could probably manage to break it down into two pieces then do it...
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I do not believe so, it had only an off and on, but it does have two bulbs in it, so i believe their is a way, best to contact the manufacturer. good luck.
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there are only two switches, you may turn on half the bulbs or all of the the bulbs.
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No, the bulbs are not replaceable. When they burn out, you have to replace the whole thing.
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Hi Erin, thanks for the question. It's not as hard as it may seem. You just remove the casing and exchange the bulb. This fixture uses T-4 bulbs of a maximum of 100w. We hope this helps! If you have any other questions Erin, please reach out to one of our experts. They know everything, and they're literally sitting right next to their phones right now:) Hansen Wholesale 1-800-201-1193
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There's no way. What you're buying is essentially a one piece item, because the lower metal portion is the electronic-working half & the upper glass tip is the light bulb/diffuser; you need both halves to buy this or any design like this item. I really like mine, the gold metal base make my chandeliers look even more expensive.
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Sure can. I have four 60-watt equivalent bulbs in mine right now. There is plenty of room inside the globes...you could even put larger ones in there.
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I doubt it -- the mechanism is basically a screw in, like a light bulb into a "normal" fixture. But, I am not sure.
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They're not that easy to change. You have to take the whole thing apart to get to the bulb.
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Yes. As long as you have a standard type A bulb shape. Some of the more eclectic and larger bulb shapes might not fit inside the pan.