Hey guys,
I'm thinking of making up timber "pots" to plant some hops in which are on the way to me soon.
I've read a bit about where to position in terms of light, and pot size of 500mm minimum has been recommended,
My question is - would a rectangular planter be any advantage?
I ask because I see most people growing them in the ground in mounded rows, for the root system to spread.
Would say an 750x500 rectangle shaped planted be a reasonable idea?
I have plenty of old pallets around I will be able to use, just after suggestions on size,
thank you, sirs!
Perko
I'm thinking of making up timber "pots" to plant some hops in which are on the way to me soon.
I've read a bit about where to position in terms of light, and pot size of 500mm minimum has been recommended,
My question is - would a rectangular planter be any advantage?
I ask because I see most people growing them in the ground in mounded rows, for the root system to spread.
Would say an 750x500 rectangle shaped planted be a reasonable idea?
I have plenty of old pallets around I will be able to use, just after suggestions on size,
thank you, sirs!
Perko