Container plants on the front porch. You can grow anything anywhere!
Channel: BlakesNaturelife
Date: 2019-12-01

Our container plants in Tallahassee Florida.

Plants I saved are Cranberry hibiscus, and Pink Guava.  
You can grow anything in a Container. When the plant gets root bound just open up the root ball, and re-pod into a bigger pot or reuse same container. 


If you are wanting to keep it in a small pot every year thin the root ball. So the roots do not get root bound it can kill the plant. Every year is good when spring time is near. 

2 years for 5 gallon and up. Check out the plants roots open them out of the ball so they don’t strangled their selves. 

Overwatering can kill your plants as well.
For a reference once a week in summer time drench the plants soil till you see water leak out the bottom. 
A few times a week water the soil when it’s near dry water a little If you do not drench it once a week half of the pot will be wet the bottom half will be dry. 

Winter time do less same concept. Just look at signs of plant stress and water soil when near dry. 
Some plants like it till soil is all the way dry then water. 
Like drought tolerant plants. 
Everyone’s climate is different as well too.  


Every plant has a requirement so this is helpful way to make sure. 

Under-watering puts stress on the  plants and kill roots. Signs of under watering leafs curl up upwards and leaves are drooping. 

This is what has helped me.  What I’ve learned through the years. I’ve killed plants from overwatering and underwater.  Now when you learn this it’s not going happen anymore. Less is better. 

You’ll do good now growing plants in a container!