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You can estimate how many cubic feet of soil to fill up 50 gallon nursery pots. If you are using a standard bag of potting soil, you will need approximately 4-5 bags. You should fill 50 gallon grow pots with at least 3 inches of soil.
You can grow many plants in a 50 gallon smart pot. You will get from 5 to 10 pounds of fruit or vegetables out of a single plant grown in a 50 gallon flower pot. You'll probably have to water your plants frequently because there will be less soil for moisture to travel through.
You can put your hand in the center of the root ball to determine how much soil your plant needs. If there are enough roots in 50 gallon cloth pots, then it is time to repot it.
You can use 50 gallon fabric pots to grow small trees, shrubs, perennials and annuals, such as tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers etc. Choose a place with plenty of sunlight throughout the day.
Fill a 50 gallon smart pot with soil and place your plants in it. Cover them with more potting soil, about one inch. Add some manure or compost for your plants to make sure the nutrients they need.
Make sure you water 50 gallon grow pots before planting your seedling or cuttingtoot so that it doesn't dry out. If you do decide to keep your shrub in this pot over summer, remember to water more frequently than usual (especially during dry spells) so that the roots don't dry out completely and die off.
If your 50 gallon plant pot has drainage holes and no drainage tray, make sure that the soil doesn't dry out too quickly. Use an automatic drip system connected to an external water source such as a hose or faucet. This provides more consistent watering than hand watering but can be expensive if you use it all day long every day throughout the growing season.
Clean out 50 gallon smart pot with soapy water and rinse well before planting anything in it again. This will help prevent diseases from spreading into your new plants from any old ones that may be lingering on the sides of your container. Fill 50 gallon fabric pots with good quality potting soil and water until moist but not soggy.
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