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Posted: Feb/06/2009 11:31 PM PST
So I'm really bad with sizes. How big is a quart size pot and a gallon one? I'm trying to compare and see how big these plants are. |
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Posted: Feb/07/2009 3:13 AM PST
Hmmm. I wish that I could help you with this, but I don't do math. |
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Posted: Feb/07/2009 6:24 AM PST
that's my problem. I'm a metric girl and I have trouble with yards, quarts, gallons etc. |
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Posted: Feb/08/2009 12:06 PM PST
Well, a yard is just about from the nose to the ends of the fingers when your arm is outstretched to the side and back just a hair. My grandma used to measure fabric that way. A quart is a little less than a liter. And a gallon is a little less than 4 liters. There's 4 quarts in a gallon. I hope that helps. I tend to think of pop bottles when I judge metric sizes. |
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Posted: Feb/08/2009 3:25 PM PST
that's awesome for the yards. I knew about the liters/gallon but it doesn't help me when I'm looking at pots. Maybe i just need to fill something with a gallon of water..hehe. I'm a really bad judge of distance/quantity. |
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Posted: Feb/09/2009 3:18 PM PST
Milk comes in a gallon jug maybe you could kinda get an idea from that.I know what a gallon pot and a quart pot looks like, I just dont know how to explain it....hahaahhahhahhaaaaa |
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Posted: Feb/09/2009 11:50 PM PST
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Posted: Feb/10/2009 4:25 AM PST
I like that, t2b! Very informative. Thanks. |
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Posted: Feb/10/2009 11:38 AM PST
Thank you so much!!! That helps!! I couldn't find anything like this online! |
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