What are you growing in the pot?Do i have to keep the soil, in the pot, wet, or is it enough to keep it just moist? Is it necessary for the soil to be wet, so the roots can absorb water, or can the roots absorb water from the moist itself?
Wheat, Iron-Cross clover (oxalis tetraphylla) and dandelions.What are you growing in the pot?
Tanks for the answer.Constant wet rots roots unless you are growing/starting plants in water. (It really depends on the type of plant). Moist is best in my opinion until you get to know your plants, figure out soil types, etc. especially as a new plant parent. Some plants like a good soaking and then let to throughly dry the soil. If unsure do a google search for your specific plant variety.
I don't have any garden. I keep the plants, because i like them, i don't use them for food. Keeping them in pots is enough, because i don't need huge population of them.These plants should be outside in the ground. Don`t you have any garden?
Your wheat appears to be beautiful - Beardless -. I cut a few thousand acres of that in Montana in 1957. IIR it is a Spring wheat which we don't grow in the mid and southern plains states. Bearded only winter wheat here. In my opinion wheat straw is the best vegetable garden mulch money can buy.Wheat, Iron-Cross clover (oxalis tetraphylla) and dandelions.
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