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metal pot for plant

April Raine · 2008-08-27 18:55:34

Wher would i get metal or tin pot for a plant? I plant to move it all in its original pot not uproot. I want metal for look as the living room is modern and dont want plastic Also how often should dracaema be fed and can any one recommened a plant food

27-08-2008 6:55pm

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April Raine

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Wher would i get metal or tin pot for a plant? I plant to move it all in its original pot not uproot. I want metal for look as the living room is modern and dont want plastic

Also how often should dracaema be fed and can any one recommened a plant food

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#2 28-08-2008 12:16am

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April Raine wrote: »

Wher would i get metal or tin pot for a plant? I plant to move it all in its original pot not uproot. I want metal for look as the living room is modern and dont want plastic

Also how often should dracaema be fed and can any one recommened a plant food

I would suggest you place plant within a plastic container within the metal planter.

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#3 28-08-2008 7:20am

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Try a hardware shop for galvanised steel buckets. I bought a load of them to use as patio planters. My strawberries look great growing over the edges of them...and the handle makes it so easy to move when necessary.

I'm older than Minecraft goats.

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#4 28-08-2008 10:35am

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I've seen them in Homebase and other big DIY stores.

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