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Large pot volume
"Shepherd" wrote in message ... Just bought several large pots to plant my bare-root roses in. The tag states that the pot's soil volume is 0 quarts. The pot measures about 19" X 19". Can anyone please tell me what the volume of dirt I will need to buy for these pots? To get a rough estimate of the volume of the pot, we'll assume it's a perfect cylinder. If the pot has a 19" diameter, and is 19" high, then. volume = pi * (diameter / 2)^2 * height That is 5384 cubic inches, which when divided by 1728 gives us cubic feet. Or approximately 3 cubic feet per pot. A 19"x19"x19" box is almost 4 cubic feet. So you'll need between 3-4 cuft per pot. Sameer |
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