Questions and Answers for MPG 22 in. Round Cast Stone Fiberglass Hose Pot and Planter in Specil Aged Granite Finish

A:  The hose pot has been tested to hold up to a 150 feet of hose.

A:  Yes, this pot can be painted. We use a charcoal color stain and highlight the carvings with a rust color. If you paint, be sure to use a paint that will adhere to brick or stone.

A:  It's a resin, probably of plastic base. It will hold a 100 ft hose, as it's rather large

A:  It is real crushed stone composite that has been applied to a fiberglass mold. Yes, this will hold a 100 foot hose.

A:  If you have your hose connected to your faucet through the hole on the side of the pot, it won't be able to tip over.

A:  It does not fall over for the majority of the time and it is vey sturdy and solid. Only when it’s completely empty and you still want more hose length then it falls over to give me the extra 16” height of the pot. I’m happy with the purchase.

A:  No. You get the hose inside by lifting the detachable top.

A:  No.

A:  The Height with the planter insert is 17 inches tall. The diameter across the top is 22 inches wide. If you include the handles it is 24 inches wide.

A:  The bottom pot only has the side "port" for the hose, and no other holes specifically for drainage. This side hole can be used to drain any excess water. I find that the water from the top flower pot area only drains if it's really over-watered. I prefer having these drainage holes in the flower pot, because the roots of my plants don't rot.

A:  Yes, the pot doe shave drainage holes.

A:  This hose pot does not have an interior cone. I have a fairly rigid, heavy duty, hose so I do not have a problem when I wrap the hose back into the container. It can easily hold a 100 foot hose.

A:  No