Has anyone used them on potted perennial flowers?
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This type of light is good for all types of plants, it is a broad spectrum "natural" light source.
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I use them 3-4 yrs leave them out yr round I'm in breed wi works well wih all plants veggies flowers if you like need a lot of water water every day so you don't get dry spots in soil
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I haven't tried that. I have used it only on my outdoor shrubs and it works very well for that.
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They won't work for holding the plants in a pallet vertical garden, unfortunately. They are made of jute and will rot right away from the moisture. I made a pallet vertical garden this summer and used landscape fabric (doubled) on the back side of each pallet and it's working beautifully. I used the burlap bags to wrap around some 5-gallon Home Depot buckets I converted into planters, and they work great for that--and have just the earthy, organic look I was seeking. I tied twine around the top of each bucket to secure the cool coffee bags in place. I also filled a few with soil for planting potatoes and they are working great for that as well, although the bottoms rotted out in a few days. But they don't need to be moved until I harvest the potatoes and the sides are doing fine and look soooo great. They are worth it for a one-year investment. Good luck!
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Personally, I wouldn't. Repot them into different pots a bit larger with cactus/succulent soil. It drains quicker so your plants don't get root rot. Also, the pots they come in are paper thin and these guys grow pretty quick if treated well.
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I have not done it this way before. It may work you can try it on a different flower and see what happens. Also if you go to a craft store they may have a better idea to help with that.
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Yes, I've used these on my own Dwarf Citrus with excellent sucess. I would use only 1/2 of a entire stake placed on outside of pot/covered in soil.
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I have not and would strongly advise against it. These wonderful pots can be damaged by strong detergents; after use, let cool and hand wash.
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I don't know if they would work in gardens but I have them in outdoor potted and thy work just fine
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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.
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I've only used them 1) in ground, or 2) in a planter. The planter-contained rose was fine. But I don't have an answer specific as to potted roses. Sorry!
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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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I had the same question and actually called Bayer. They couldn't answer either. I have a potted gardenia that I started from a cutting; it attracts scale like crazy especially over the winter. I ended up diluting the Bayer's by 50% and trying that. It didn't do any damage at least right away that I could see. Loved what it did on my garden plants - great on my roses and phlox here in the Mid-Atlantic region after a mild winter (when every disease and pest comes back with a vengeance.) Reordered it right away when it went on sale at the end of the season.
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We use them on a Potted indoor Mire Lemon Tree (generally 1/2 a spike at a time) and seems to work well for us. Don't see that there would be any difference between the Lemon and a orange so would say Yes.
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I used it on my cacti a few months ago, and they're doing great still! I don't know if that's an official use, though.
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Hi nancy, i bought mine and about 3 years ago and from the first year it gave flowers, it has continually done so since, i have it in a pot. I hope this helps.
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It has been a year since I used them. I do not think they would last for 3 weeks. A week worked just fine for me. My indoor plants were large, and in large pots. If your plants are smaller and the pots are smaller, it may work, especially during the cooler weather.