Can you grow potatoes in this planter?
1122256
I dont think so I dont think it is deep enough? I got it for greens but very sturdy
1122257
I don't think so. I think would need more depth. I only planted flowers and some herbs last year.
1122258
we have not tried that-but can not think of why it would not work-you could always mound the soil and give it a try
1122259
I have never raised potatoes, but I think you need more depth than these planters provide.
19933
It would limit how far down the plants could root. So, it depends on the plants you are planning on putting in it.
1413483
yes. you can put the plant and the soil directly into this pot. that is exactly what I did. this is actually a self-watering pot so in order to take advantage of this feature, you would need to plant directly into the pot.
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Well you could use it inside if you had some kind of catch system for the extra water from everyday watering. My experience with the Felknor Ventures Topsy Turvy Upside Down Pepper Planter was great. It was nice looking and really easy to grow, I watered everyday until it came through the drainage holes (this is what may be a problem) but if you are determined to use it inside you'll want some kind of system to catch the excess maybe a plated planter below I had one of my planters under mine and it was watered of the run off from the Topsy Turvy Planter but it you were careful I suppose you could have it inside without a problem Well you could use it inside if you had some kind of catch system for the extra water from everyday watering. My experience with the Felknor Ventures Topsy Turvy Upside Down Pepper Planter was great. It was nice looking and really easy to grow, I watered everyday until it came through the drainage holes (this is what may be a problem) but if you are determined to use it inside you'll want some kind of system to catch the excess maybe a plated planter below I had one of my planters under mine and it was watered of the run off from the Topsy Turvy Planter but it you were careful I... » Read More Well you could use it inside if you had some kind of catch system for the extra water from everyday watering. My experience with the Felknor Ventures Topsy Turvy Upside Down Pepper Planter was great. It was nice looking and really easy to grow, I watered everyday until it came through the drainage holes (this is what may be a problem) but if you are determined to use it inside you'll want some kind of system to catch the excess maybe a plated planter below I had one of my planters under mine and it was watered of the run off from the Topsy Turvy Planter but it you were careful I suppose you could have it inside without a problem « Show Less
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If plants are NOT too heavy, yes. It would be easier to answer if you stated size of plant/pot size???
2141354
Yes, there's holes along the bottom. I would recommend placing your Viagrow Planter on a wooden pallet or something to keep it off the ground just for added support.
1332571
Yes, you can plant it. I use it to make bread and for sprouts. It sprouts relly great. You defi niitely can plant it
74415
Never tried baking potatoes in it but I guess you could. The dials could be confusing for toasting or baking but I haven't found any other units that are better for this price range.
1224760
I would imagine so as they are pretty modular. Mine has held up wonderfully over the winter and we got a good one!! Everything looks and works wonderful. Got plants growing in it now as I type.
1633797
I think yes but you still have secure it with nails because when it's filled with soil it becomes very heavy and wobbly. great planters however. Mine were stunning last year i bought 4. :-)
418800
Yes, I use mine for a self watering planter system. Drilled a hole in the bottom of five gallon bucket. Inserted 3" pot and filled with compost. Set the planter on top of gutter filled with water and planted vegetables. Works Great!
1635791
Yes - the sides are expandable so you can push them in for a smaller planter or pull them out for a larger one.
65685
If the top rail is a standard 2x6, the planter will sit there without any additional hardware or shims. The center section of the planter fits perfectly on the rail, and the two projections from the bottom keep the planter from sliding. It works well.
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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.
1257800
Yes. I have tomatoes in mine. also, peppers, squash, radish, arugula, cilantro... also had cucumber and melons but you need enough ground pace to let them spread outside the planters. great planters
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No! It is made very poorly. I wouldn't even be able to put soil in it. I think potted plants are going to be put in this :(
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Technically yes u can do it all in there....but u will run into space problems and will only be able to do one plant....get the bigger 6x6x8 ft....and u can at least get one really nice big bush in there......