Anyone have large crawler pot suggestions? (Ammend to say, where youve bought them from, i cant seem to find any locally) The glorious and gloriosum are going hammmmmm and need a repot. But finding a decent sized long pot seems impossible
Anyone have large crawler pot suggestions? (Ammend to say, where youve bought them from, i cant seem to find any locally) The glorious and gloriosum are going hammmmmm and need a repot. But finding a decent sized long pot seems impossible
I put my gloriosum and my McDowell in long rectangle pots. I am separating them today into their own pots.
1 me gustaI can't find any large enough at my local stores. 😕 The gloriosum stem is about wrist thick and about 15" crawl
0 Me gustaI got these either from Amazon or Temu. Doesn’t hurt to check there to see if they have bigger ones.
0 Me gustaElongated clay pots are ideal. The are usually deep enough and long enough to give them room to crawl.
2 Me gustaHhmm i didn't think about clay. That might be heavy as hell for the gloriosum. But might work fir the glorious
0 Me gustaYou could always add a pole if you want it to grow up and/or give it some more stability
0 Me gustaThey are both already crawling
0 Me gustaThe vine is stiff and thick. My plant had formed a Dutchman’s pipe over the rim of my round six inch pot before I realized it’s permanent. A night storm snapped it and it never recovered.
0 Me gustaTry searching for window boxes and plant troughs. I accidentally found the “plant troughs” after searching for plastic window boxes. They come in all sizes and materials like the metal one with the succulents. Of course, they sell plastic liners separately. They sell composites too in several sizes. These should be lighter weight than clay depending on the sizes.
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