These are really cute !! If you want an edible treat, after you melted them together to form the heart, I think it would be cute to fill the centers with melted white chocolate, (or the candy melts) with crushed peppermints added to the chocolate, or sprinkled on top - like the peppermint bark at Christmas. I plan on making these for my kids!

I'm surprised with transplant shock experiences. I've been planted citrus from big box stores (read not well taken care of) in the ground and in containers. I give the roots a good massage and take almost all of the original soil out. Heck, the last tree I planted was a Bearss Lime which I promptly placed in a very hot part of my yard. It took the move like a champ!

UPDATE: Even though the one pictured above is still living, During hot days it withers up bad making it look ugly/half dead. Throwing some water to it it would always come back and look strong but would still wilt bad off and on. So I deciced to transplant it to the yard. When I pulled it out of the planter there was hardly no soil. It was 75% roots, The roots where massive. Never seen anything like it. Keep in mind since its close to the garage door it always got extra water and extra humic acid , molasses, etc. I am gonna try another ornamental grass called Maiden grass in this pot, Ive had great succes dividing this grass. There is a few times where a small plant starts by the bigger plants. Thats whats I used in the planter, small baby plant. I quit dividing the zebras grass. Its to hard to get out of the ground. Now I see why its hard to remove lol

Beautiful plant. Nice pot ... but considerably smaller on the bottom than the top could mean it's top heavy and easily turned over.. If you're going to put it anywhere it might be bumped into, it should likely have side support on all four sides. Not sure I'd want the trike -- it could be bumped over, too -- but the wire basket w/high sides, perhaps even weighted on the bottom, could work. https://www.bing.com/images/search?view=detailV2&ccid=YQ0ORE6f&id=A26A305C42FB0A558A12283BED5CA712A05F6F37&thid=OIP.YQ0ORE6fQmAuoFVsqxEMCAAAAA&mediaurl=https%3a%2f%2fi5.walmartimages.com%2fasr%2faa4c7612-f90c-4125-b9b6-ddbd0bbd6426_1.ff545bc28bcf7d1b4fae9472a761a7cd.jpeg%3fodnHeight%3d450%26odnWidth%3d450%26odnBg%3dffffff&exph=450&expw=450&q=flower+pot+dolly+w%2fsides&simid=608051124100989413&selectedIndex=204&cbir=sbi&ajaxhist=0 Alternately, if you're going to set this pot on a flat top wood dolly, you might consider adding framing all around to help prevent tip overs. In my experience, pots need to have a drainage tray attached or set beneath it to catch water -- unable to tell if this one does.