How many spikes are required per pot?
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I used one spike per 10-inch pot, but the water lilies didn't bloom as well as they have other years. So I'd use two or three per pot. I wish the directions were clearer. Also, they did not say to remove the tight plastic wrap on each spike, but it seems like it should come off so I removed it (wasn't easy).
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I just bought the 10 pcs of professional glue, so I have no idea what spikes you are referring to, I'm sorry I could not help.
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I would imagine you could, as they are organic. I would just adjust the size of them according to your container. I used them in my container garden last year and they worked well, but I used very large pots. Since they're spikes they can easily be broken in half.
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I am using 5 gal and i have 8 and room for a couple more . I would say you could put 8 in 7gal pots easly . Im very happy with the tents i purchased . Hope that helped happy growing !
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So, the rule is 1 spike per inch of TRUNK DIAMETER, not the limb circumference. My peach trees are ~10 ft. tall, have about 3" diameter trunks and 8 foot limb spread (~100 inches) and I feed them with 3-4 spikes each. Its kind of confusing because it says to place them around the drip line (limb diameter), but the number of spikes is figured from the trunk thickness (in inches). You'll need a caliper (micrometer) to figure, I bought a Hornady brand here on Amazon for $18.
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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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It really depends on the temperature and how dry it is and how often you want to refill. In medium large pots in Austin, I use one per pot and refill once a week.
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You can fit 6 actual pots, but it is a tight fit. Once they start growing it is too crowded, I have 4 shortys and it is a tight fit. I would recommend 2 or 3.
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3 medium pots like violet pots but they must be evenly distributed. NEVER remove the end ones without redistributing the weight as they WILL TIP.
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Memories (of windowsill pots) are made of this; I'm a NYC girl. The spikes are easy to sink into moist soil, and they're approximately 1-3/4" long. I think they really make a difference - and the fact that they're organic is a big plus! I hope I'm being helpful.
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The spikes are about 4 inches long. You could simply cut them down if you wished, but as they are cut shorter I would think they would be less effective. They are very thin and do not show much.
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No need to do anything. Just fill a bottle with water screw the spikes on and stick them in the ground. I used 1L water bottles but they will work on a 2L as well. I thought they worked very well. Good luck.
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The tubing that siphons the reservoir water to the spike is about 30 inches long. I would say you can set the water source a maximum of 18-24 inches below the rim of the planter.
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The connections worked well but I used larger kits on 70' down slopping oval . I bought 4 packs 8" spikes and 1 pack 25- 6" spikes extra. I read and feel you need more spikes than is in a kit. your using more spikes on the connections. I'm happy with product and spikes.
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It comes with 2 spikes... you can buy 2 more from them by going on their website or calling them OR you can take 1 of the spikes and go to Lowe's or Home Depot and they have a close match
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probably would be ok. the spikes are slow release and last a season according to the maker. if you use them put at edge of drip line and in fewer numbers than usual. b
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This is for 50 "pots" total. I am not sure why they have the "1" or "32" listed. It is confusing.