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title: "Hey guys! This is my first time attempting to grow herbs and…"
description: "Hey guys! This is my first time attempting to grow herbs and vegetables from seeds indoors and I had an idea. I’m wanting to plant snow peas inside a pot and…"
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author: "Puns & M.O.S.S."
published: "2023-10-03T14:08:19.918Z"
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# Hey guys! This is my first time attempting to grow herbs and…

_Posted by Puns \& M.O.S.S. on 2023-10-03_

Hey guys!

This is my first time attempting to grow herbs and vegetables from seeds indoors and I had an idea. I’m wanting to plant snow peas inside a pot and all the info I see about doing this recommend trellising. I want to try planting them in a big hanging pot and letting them hang down and potentially have sky snacks. Has anyone ever tried this?? Do you think it will work or am I wasting a pack of seeds?

Thank you 💕

## 3 comments

### Catherine commented on 2023-10-03

I have never tried that but sounds plausible to me. Back in the day (showing my age) they sold vegetable bags you could hang and the plants would grow down. We did some tomatoes that way. I think it is a creative idea and worth a try. Keep us updated.

#### Puns \& M.O.S.S. replied on 2023-10-03

That is very true! I do remember seeing those upside down gardens. I’m going to try it! Will be a while until I have an update though lol thank you for your advice!

### Sunny commented on 2023-10-03

You just need to provide 6 hours to 8 hours of equivalent sunlight and warmth or the plant may not grow well or produce.

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