Leizisure Large Vegetable Pots

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Global food prices have hit the highest level in over a decade after rising by more than 30% in the last year, the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization says. The price of vegetables in some countries also increases as the winter comes. Growing vegetables by yourself is an practical way to save living expenses. Plus it’s a joy to pick up the ripe fruit and share it with your family.

Container gardening is an easy way to grow vegetables, especially when you lack yard space! So what kind of containers can you choose? Why not consider Leizisure large vegetable pots with legs? Read on to see our new arrival flowerpot and some tips on selecting plant pots for veggies.

large vegetable pot

How deep do plant pots need to be to grow vegetables?

For most plants, a 6-to 8-inch-deep planter box is sufficient. But the depth may vary for some vegetables. Turnips, cucumbers, broccoli, beets, lettuce and green onions can all grow well in a pot at that depth, but other vegetables, like cabbage, need a deeper depth of at least 10 inches. Our large vegetable pots is perfect for growing all the vegetables.

Leizisure large vegetable pots

The planter’s height is 25.5 inch (legs included) and the depth is 10.6 inch. It has three colors, white, gray and coffee. It’s very suitable to be put in small garden or simply a patio, balcony, or rooftop. When packed, the legs will be taken apart and the pot will be wrapped with PE bag.

Drainage is vital for potting plants. This pot has two drainage holes on its two sides with white rubber plug on it. If you put the plug on, the water level indicator will work. The planter is equipped with a soil separator, under which is an area where stores water. When the area is full of water, the red stick in the indicator will rise to the maximum line. And when the stick drops to the minimum line, it means that you’d better water your plant again in 3-5 days.

 

Pots: the bigger, the better

Large pots provide enough space for roots to grow. Avoid using small pots as they often can’t retain enough water to get through hot days. Plus, the bigger your pot, the more vegetables you can grow! Also you can use barrels, buckets, baskets, boxes, bath- and other tubs, and troughs—anything that holds soil.

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