Are thes the mini globes for use with 2" to 4" potted plants or are they larger globes for larger pots?
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These are the larger globes. I also have the smaller ones and they usually come three to a package.
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Smaller pots. Saturate your plant first, then insert filled globe. It will water your plant for about a week in 4" pots.
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These are life size, so it depends on the size of your play pots. They do not fit in my play pots but my son loves them especially the carrot because he sees me with the real thing and grabs his play carrot. Also good to teach colors. The fruits are real size and color too and he loves them and tries to eat his strawberries and babanas! Both fruits and veggies are amazing in their realism and durable; I highly recommend.
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About 5 inches. They are not very 'large.' I used the buckets for some centerpieces, adding some plants. They were a good size for this.
1669193
I agree with the others. I love these little buckets and you could start seeds in them but too small for any plant.
358702
These things are amazing! We have them mounted to a wooden fence. Have used them with 4, 6, & 8 inch clay pots with the rim and they work just great! . Have not tried anything bigger. Hope this helps!!
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Using a Costco sized palm as a frame of reference, I would say No. The largest planter is 17 inches tall by 17 inches across. But they are a lovely set for a smaller plant and any flowers.
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I am sorry to say I don't know the answere to your question.Mine are looking great and seem to grow to the size of pot I have them in...I am sure the nursery will tell you the correct answere..
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The size is stated in the description... 14" and the other is 17". It can hold a tall and heavy pot of plants.
1996136
The little pot set is larger than 1-2" in diameter. The bottom of one pot is bout 6". They are sturdy, though! ALmost kitchen quality. My grand daughter loves her set.
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the smallest pot will hold a plant from a 4 inch nursery pot, the medium holds a plant in a 6 inch pot and the largest will hold plant from a 9 inch nursery container.
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yes they would work perfectly in 2" net pots I used 3" net pots and the pot is a little too big. Next time i will be using 2" pots for sure. And these things really work great
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I would have to say no. Maybe in 4's. If you want to start individuals go with a bigger peat pot. Maybe 4"
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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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Alyse, I didn't see this until I was at work but I am guessing about 10" in diameter. They hold up real well. I even had a very large pot(heavy too) and it is fine. Hope that helps. I really like mine. Dianne
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they're about 12" high so would work for small plants. They do tend to lift in strong winds so you may have to set them in lower and push some dirt up onto the plastic to keep them from getting away.
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How about those carpet savers for potted plants? They come in various sizes. Maybe one of the smaller sizes would work. They are inexpensive and easily replaced.Does anyone know what diameter the originals are?
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The succulents in the 2 inch pots are nice because they are already rooted (they are more sturdy) and we received a nice variety, but they are all fairly similar in size. The cuttings had more variety when it came to size and shouldn't be much trouble not being rooted if they are going to be secure in a terrarium (most of them had fairly decent stems), mine have already started growing little roots but nothing substantial. Hope this helps!