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freckle
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Strawberry pot
Comments (0)I planted aoniums, Echevaria, a jelly bean plant, haworthia, and a flap jack plant in my strawberry pot. Almost all the plants are getting pretty large. The jelly bean plant is falling over and breaking. Should I be pulling all of these out and repotting them? I really love the strawberry pot of succulents so I'm not sure what the best thing to do would be....See MoreDoes anyone have a strawberry pot - if so, what is in it?
Comments (17)EDITED - Oops! I now see Tinam61 all really added the watering tube idea! It works great. I used a section of 2" or 3" (?) diameter PVC pipe cut to fit from about 1" above the soil line down to the bottom of the pot. I used larger tubing since the pot was so wide. I drilled (1/4"?) holes all over the pipe - but concentratied them more at the levels just below the pockets - and put a PVC cap on the bottom. I centered the tube in the pot and then tamped in the potting soil. I set in the plants as the soil reached each pocket. Pouring water in the pipe lets it soak the soil from the center out. The violas on top filled in quickly and completely hid the top part of the pipe....See Morenew strawberry pot
Comments (19)Can you give a description of the soil you use, how you water it so that everyone gets water? I have 2 herbs and sedum pots and the soil washes out when I water it. Since then I have put a 3 inch? pvc pipe with holes down the center that I fill with water when watering but still have a dirt washout problem. They are the old clay strawberry pots with openings that don't stick out as much as yours. Or, should I just hunt for a pot like yours?...See MoreMy blueberry and strawberry pot
Comments (0)it looks nice but if you see a problem with it tell me....See MoreMarie_K
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