I have a Fall Clemantis which grows up a light pole ... can I use this so the vine has something to cling to and grow upward?
752927
yes absolutely, cut it down to the size you need and use the rest elsewhere
752928
Yes, Joyce, nylon trellis netting is strong enough to support clematis and anything that grows on a vine. It even works with heavy vegetables and fruit, like gourds and melons. You can use it to support plants either vertically or horizontally (for instance, you can use trellis netting instead of staking tomato plants. Hope this helps.
752929
Yes, I think this would work well for that. It's flexible but SUPER strong. I have 8 different veggies growing on mine right now and it's doing great. Good luck, those are beautiful flowers!
752930
I would suggest something stronger and less floppy like chicken wire wrapped not too tightly around pole. Once the vine has grown the wire will not be seen and will last for years.
752931
I use it quite successfully for my clematis. Clematis wraps very small diameter (arms? vines? feelers? what the heck do you call those things??) in order to cling. The trellis I selected for my clematis had cross pieces that were far too large for the vine to cling to. Once I added the trellis netting, she is growing beautifully!
752932
I used them for peas but it's pretty sturdy so imagine clematis should work too
752933
Not sure. I've only used it with my cucumbers. If they have the little legs that wrap themselves around things. I'd say try it. As long as they can hold on they will grow up. You can always send a email to the company they are great to correspond with on questions.
2198328
Absolutely! This light includes field-cuttable cord allowing you to hang the light at your desired height.Thanks for your question.
983679
Mine sits on the corner of a deck rail. I think it is too big for a pole unless there is a platform. The tendrils from grape vines have crept through the house. Very sweet.
1571912
No It needs to be hung from ceiling or something else above yours plants/seedlings.
64037
i put artifical vines in it.. looks real nice... you could put a real plant in it, but if you do.. place some small pebbles in the bottom , since there are no water holes for drainage
944757
Any good garden soil or potting mix should do. I plant mine in a large pot (about 12" diameter) and set it at the base of a clothesline pole so the vines can climb up and across. They usually grow to 7-8 feet long, and start producing about 6 weeks after first planting the seeds.
723597
I don't know about that. Mine is above ground and I put plants all around it to disguise. Works great!
2280296
I have used ours to grow pole beans. It depends how big your vines are. It would not be suitable for climbing on, but is pretty robust.
2134725
I have pretty dark spider vines and it covers them.....you can layer it. I love this stuff...it really does look like you have hose on....
1133624
This would be fine, may promote stronger stems. I would add full spectrum after one week or two, if your not planning on moving it to soil or hydro after propagation. You may place it as close as 5" just keep an eye on temp make sure it stays about 75 just warmer then normal veg room.
361245
The unit is pretty good at anything that you can fit in the opening. If the vine is too flexible like say a rope it may not work .Nothing I had was a problem.
2041221
I would say it would. I started plants from seeds March 4th and the tomato plants I have are over a foot tall. I suggest getting a pulley system to attach the light so you can raise the light as the plants grow. I kept the light just a few inches above them when they were smaller and then raised it about 8 inches above them as they got "older". Adjust pulley for light to go higher. After they are well established you can keep it 2-3 feet. 16 hours on/8 hours off. Hope that helps.
1903119
They give you spikes that you put deeply into the ground. We have secured the trellis to a wall. It is not free standing. And we have had no problems. We live in San Diego where all the high hot winds and fires just occurred. The trellis is fine and the vines are still intact and healthy as well. If you have an existing vine or plant it is difficult to install. We had a 15 year old trumpet vine. I do love the trellis.
312710
No. It's a single rod so you can't use it for a hanging flower pot. I would recommend a bird feeder or a light weight lantern/candle holder.
1981936
You could use clothes pins to attach to the flappy overhang part of the canopy. Similar to what you might use to string decorative lights to your canopy. You would probably need to individually twist each section with a mister to make sure that it faces the direction that you want.
796749
no, this hanger works like a lever. It must be hooked unter the lip of the railing. When I hooked a plant to the hanger, the weight pried my railing lose!
1249883
I don't know about using this for a grow light. Copy this link into your browserhttps://www.google.com/url?a=t&rct;=j&q;=&e;src=s&source;=web&cd;=6&cad;=rja&ved;=0CFAQFjAF&url;=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.sciencedaily.com%2Freleases%2F2013%2F11%2F131119101108.htm&ei;=XD3oUorWKIK3sATRuoG4BQ&usg;=AFQjCNGUg_TuVb6mQiweZA2tvk6gDqSqRw&sig2;=s4GCxZ92cFDfVivty07dIw&bvm;=bv.60157871,d.cWc