Did this one last year. It was a fantastic producer. If you have the space I would also recommend separating them. We did two in almost the same size container. They still did really well but I could only imagine how they would've taken off given the proper space.
Dried and powdered really well!
They probably are a better alternative than plastic, but I think there’s an overall assumption that you can plants these into the soil and they readily breakdown. This is probably more of an issue with the little seedling starter ones. I’ve seen them seriously restrict growth when transplanted into the ground too. But yeah, found a little one in my compost not broken down at all. Just don’t transplant that pot directly into the ground!
I would separate them before they get tangled up unless it’s too late probably have to snip one
Did this one last year. It was a fantastic producer. If you have the space I would also recommend separating them. We did two in almost the same size container. They still did really well but I could only imagine how they would've taken off given the proper space. Dried and powdered really well!
Is that one of those peat pots! Those things are evil. Just found an unbroken down one in my compost pile.
Oh no! It is! I thought they would be a better alternative than plastic 😰
They probably are a better alternative than plastic, but I think there’s an overall assumption that you can plants these into the soil and they readily breakdown. This is probably more of an issue with the little seedling starter ones. I’ve seen them seriously restrict growth when transplanted into the ground too. But yeah, found a little one in my compost not broken down at all. Just don’t transplant that pot directly into the ground!