Can You Keep A Plant In The Same Pot Forever at Ethan Raines blog

Can You Keep A Plant In The Same Pot Forever. You can take clones from the mother forever, supposedly. Yet, if you keep your container plants in the same arrangement all year round, you'll end up with uneven growth. The same way most plants in nature are fine with the same soil they grow in, a pot is just a mini ecosystem! Don’t go for overly large pots. Absolutely, we have plants that have been in the same pot for over a decade. But it's wise to not keep any plant in veg for more than a year. Once plants have been growing in the same pot for several months, some of the nutrients in the soil will have been washed. Avoid combining in the same pot plants that don’t need too much water (for example, sedum) with plants that need a lot. You have to keep up on fertilization but other than that it is pretty. Plants potted together must have similar light/humidity requirements. Avoid growing annual flowers in overtly large containers as then the plant will focus its. It’s a lot easier if they have the same watering requirements.

You have to keep up on fertilization but other than that it is pretty. Avoid combining in the same pot plants that don’t need too much water (for example, sedum) with plants that need a lot. Don’t go for overly large pots. The same way most plants in nature are fine with the same soil they grow in, a pot is just a mini ecosystem! It’s a lot easier if they have the same watering requirements. Yet, if you keep your container plants in the same arrangement all year round, you'll end up with uneven growth. You can take clones from the mother forever, supposedly. But it's wise to not keep any plant in veg for more than a year. Plants potted together must have similar light/humidity requirements. Avoid growing annual flowers in overtly large containers as then the plant will focus its.

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Can You Keep A Plant In The Same Pot Forever Yet, if you keep your container plants in the same arrangement all year round, you'll end up with uneven growth. The same way most plants in nature are fine with the same soil they grow in, a pot is just a mini ecosystem! Plants potted together must have similar light/humidity requirements. Avoid combining in the same pot plants that don’t need too much water (for example, sedum) with plants that need a lot. You can take clones from the mother forever, supposedly. You have to keep up on fertilization but other than that it is pretty. Don’t go for overly large pots. Once plants have been growing in the same pot for several months, some of the nutrients in the soil will have been washed. Absolutely, we have plants that have been in the same pot for over a decade. But it's wise to not keep any plant in veg for more than a year. Avoid growing annual flowers in overtly large containers as then the plant will focus its. It’s a lot easier if they have the same watering requirements. Yet, if you keep your container plants in the same arrangement all year round, you'll end up with uneven growth.