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Posted: May/19/2008 8:32 AM PST
Would these be large enough to grow indeterminate tomato plants? I would have them on my deck up against the railing so I would be able to have some good support for them once they get large. |
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Posted: May/19/2008 6:16 PM PST
I think that would work fine. Remember, more water and fertilizer in those containers! |
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Posted: May/20/2008 2:31 AM PST
Quote: Originally posted by carolyncat353 I think that would work fine. Remember, more water and fertilizer in those containers!Yup! I just recently learned that actually. Maybe that's why my squash and peppers in containers didnt do so well huh?  I already read that I need to use a soiless media? |
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Posted: May/20/2008 7:38 AM PST
I've never used a "soil less mix". Don't know anything about that. Be sure to drill holes in the bottom of your containers for drainage. The dirt will "sour" if you don't. |
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Posted: May/20/2008 8:02 AM PST
You're right about the soil-less mix. It's nothing other than container or potting soil, like Miracle-Gro. Don't use the garden soil in a container. |
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