Would this product hold small kitchen plants? Not huge potted plants, but normal medium sized household plants/flowers? Thanks in advance.
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The shelf is pretty and if the holes were right it would hold a plant. If you are handy and can fix it(I am not) you could fix it. Istill use it but i have to balance the things I put on a shelf.
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Thank you for your inquiry. It depends on how much they weight. The static weight limit per shelf is 25 pounds. If they are heavier than that, I would not recommend it. If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to let us know.
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Hi Colleen, I would think there would be no problem. I have my plant stand outside on my porch with clay pots holding pansies. Part of the reason I bought this stand is because it's so sturdy. There's a local nursery where I live called Calloways. They carry the same planter, so I had the advantage of being able to see it before I purchased it. They had is displayed with clay pots holding seasonal plants. That's how I knew it would hold my pots. The bottom shelve is 12 inches in diameter. I was very pleased with the stand. And, purchasing it through Amazon rather than Calloways saved me money.
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I'm sure it would hold a flower pot or two w/o any problem (they wouldn't be too big in order to fit on it, if you're putting 2 on it).
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I got mine to use indoors and it has worked out very well. I left out one of the shelves to make room for taller plants, but of course that depends on the plants you have. I recommend this product for indoor use, I hope you enjoy it!!
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As I recall, the pots are small, perhaps no larger then a 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 inch square. Just enough for a two to three inch high plant. I hope this helps.
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I have the 4 shelf unit holding 10 plants and a few little decorative things on it. My plants are in all kinds of things....an old pitcher, terra cotta, ceramic, an old candle jar, a small painted bucket, etc., all with soil and watering and it all is on there with no problems at all. It holds a good amount of weight, but if you need an exact amount, I agree with Kathleen...Jim, the manufacturer is great and I'm sure he can give you the info you're looking for.
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Hi Jessica, I am not sure. I only have about 5 plants on the top 2 shelves. On the bottom two shelves, I have a storage bin and a watering canister for the plants.
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The handles are not very tall and you could only place items as tall as the basket and expect to carry them around. I keep onions and potatoes in mine. Anyway check the measurements in the product description and the height of the basket will be as tall your products could be.
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Depends on how large your containers are. Easily holds two 5gal circular Home Depot buckets. I wouldn't put in a third tho (because I scrog). Also ran three 10 liter buckets no problem. If you grow SOG and in square containers you could fit at least 6, but I wouldnt. Stick with 2 - 3 plants and you'll be good.
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Absolutely it actually may be a better use for it. My only recommendation is the flower bunches that you use be full. I used mine for live plants but it took 6 weeks for it to get full. I hope this helps
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My wife and I grew cucumber plants and tomato plants from seed to about 6"-8" before it was nice enough for them to go outside. Must have had around a dozen plants under it. That being said I'm sure flowers will be happy under it. I have also used them for larger plants ;)
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I haven't tried one that size yet, the largest plant I tried is 14". However, the plant caddy handled it easily, if you want to try your 18" pot or basket you might want to use some other type of strap or chain with it just in case it isn't strong enough to support the weight when you water your plant. Remember, an 18" potted plant is pretty heavy when it is wet. All in all, the Plant Caddy is much stronger than it looks, and the ones I bought are still working great for me.
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I would have to say they are too big for a small 6 inch diameter pot. The wine bottle would dwarf the flowers. I suppose you could use them in a small pot when you are away on vacation just use a smaller bottle. It is very good in a 12 inch or larger pot. I also use it in my flower garden in areas that I find hard to water regularly.
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glad to help- it's quite deep AND wide- being winter, they're in storage right now, but, last summer i was able to put 2 6" pots and 4 plants out of a 6-pack as well as 2 small creeping jenny's or vinca's in each one- my guess is the depth is 10" or more on the longer part and approx. 8" on the shorter part. they are made of a very durable and thick plastic- will definitely last for years- good luck with your growing and hope this helps :)
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Well, I've got mine hanging from a tiny hook screw into my wood cupboard above. And I've kept a medium sized spaghetti squash, several other vegetables, potatoes, and fruit in that 2nd tier, and I always have fresh garlic & ginger on hand in the top one. Does that help? I think it can hold quite a bit, weight wise. Squash and potatoes are pretty heavy!
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I had the opposite problem, the holes were so small that I could hardly get the new plants in it. It didn't work well for strawberries or tomatoes. I would not purchase this again.
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Hi Justine! I'd say it could hold a small Dutch Oven and small pots and pans, yes. The weight won't be as much of an issue, though, as the width. The one I got was about 14" wide, which may not hold your larger items completely. Looks good in the kitchen, though, and not too obtrusive!