12 quarts = 3 gallons? I can fit one of these 12 quart bags into a 3 gallon pot even without adding perlite?
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Im not sure,...but I always add perlite to help aerate soil better, it does compact without it. Depends on what you want to grow in it. A little "hot" so watch soil ph to match what you grow.
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I don't have time to do the arithmetic for you. A liter is only slightly more than a quart, about 1%. When you realize that manufacturers measure capacity of cookware to it's maximum, not to a practical capacity, you can realistically read liters as quarts. In other words think of a 4 liter pot as a 4 quart pot and you'll be fine.
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If you click on "12 bags", you get gallon bags. If you click on "18 bags", you get quart bags, even though the title of the page still says gallon.
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I'd say three quarts. My son made my mom's recipe using two 9x12 cake pans. To see if the pot would hold the same amount, we filled the two cake pans with water and emptied them into the pot. I just did that again, and it came out to 3 quarts. Hope this helps.
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I would say no; I ended up purchasing another bag. If you plan on having plants, you'll need more flourite to mound around them. My tank is 20 gallons and I needed two, so at least two for sure!
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Will hold 12 cups (3 quarts) Dimensions: 3 inches high by 10 1/2 inches across
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Maximum 3 quarts, but I wouldn't put any more than 2.5 quarts. it would boil over.
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Have not used the whole bag at once to determine that. I doubt that one bag will make 1 gallon, perhaps 1/2 gallon.
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It depends on the size of pots. for me two 3 gallon pots without having it bunch all together.
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wow i feel dumber for having read this... do you not know how to do simple math? 128 oz in a 1 gallon.. so 128 / 16 = 8... now heres the hard part... if you have 8 that are in use, how many are left?? 8 - 12 = ????? seriously.. stupid question.
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We use a regular kitchen bag, 13 gallon, you will never be able to fill the bags, but they fit just fine and do not show if you put the bag in as directed.
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The description says 18qt, which converts to 4.5 gallons. The most popular size of trash bag around that size is a 4 gallon bag, which I'm going to go pick up at the store now and test.
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Hi there, I believe the large pot fits 6 quarts and the smaller pot fits 4. Hope this helps, cheers!
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I don't know the size of the bag you are considering buying, nor what quart our dutch oven is, but our dutch oven has a 12 on the lid and our bag is 7" deep and 14" across the top. We LOVE the bag. We also have the lid rack which fits in the bag w/ the dutch oven along w/ a pair of good gloves.
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It is not 7 liquid gallons, when I started filling them with soil, I realized that they were marked as 6.23 gallons. When I double checked the listing, it states "*Please note that our pots are measured in horticultural TRADE GALLONS. A trade gallon is equal to approximately .71 U.S. Liquid Gallons.*" So apparently this is acceptable that it is not a 'true' 7 gallon pot.
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Doubtful but go to the Flourite website, whatever it is. They have a calculator there. Just enter your tank dimensions and (I think) your desired depth and it'll tell you how many bags you need.
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As I am still adding soil to my 2 bags, so this is going to be a guess, at best! I am using 62-64 dry quart bags of organic soil and feel that I will probably use at least 1 full bag and perhaps another 3-4 quarts for both of my potato bags! Hope this helps!