"Predator" pot for bananas
Tuija
10 years ago
Today I had a little extra time. I took my drill and drilled the bottom of the pot a few extra air intake. Like the Predators triangle mark.
Circumference (the bottom) of the pot is 90 cm...about 35,4 in?) There are 6 triangles mark. Thus, a total of 18 new air-gap. Should be enough air to the roots.
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