How large of a tray (saucer) would one need for this pot?
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I bought a 16 inch one based on Debbie Wood's comment and it doesn't fit. It's just a tiny bit too small. Get one that is bigger than that like the one Tim L. suggested.
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Hi Steve: I live in Southern CA, so we get very little rain. Your response would also depend on whether or not the plant requires a more moist environment or if it should dry out between watering. So to maintain moisture in-between watering, I would recommend a 22 inch saucer. If it's a plant that needs to dry out between watering, you may want to consider not purchasing a saucer at all as too much water may potentially kill your plant. Good luck!
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I always use the saucer size but both will work. Plant stands are well worth the money as they keep the plant off the floor and make it very easy to reposition at plant
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I cooked a turkey weighing in at 14.6 lbs and was plenty of room to put the lid on without it touching the top of the bird. Take it I did use the wire rack that came with it too. This is a NICE heavy pot and lid converts to a serving tray. Awesome buy for the quality of the product.
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The saucer is 16 inches in diameter, the overall length is close to 3 feet. It's a huge model. I recommend watching TrekWorks on youtube for some extremely good pointers on building this kit.
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If you go to the Smart Pots website, you should be able to find this info. Here are 2 links that will help. http://www.smartpots.com/what-size-smart-pot-do-we-recommendhttp://www.smartpots.com/what-size-smart-pot-should-i-useThese should help answer your questions. Good Luck.
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You will definately have a 6-8" hot-spot in the center of the pot. Make sure the pot is magnetic.
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I see that everybody recommended using a drill to put a few holes in the bottom. I used an ice pick for the smaller onebut I think a drill would be better because these pretty little pots are tough! If you plan to leave the tray in the bottom of the pot, I would put about 4 small holes, about 2mm in diameter. Then if you put the pot on a raised trivet or use some pot feet, you shouldn't have a problem with roots staying wet too long. Almost forgot! Turn the pot upside down and drill through the bottom (obviously :->) but then check the inside and make sure the hole is clean - no residue clingingto the hole. I see that everybody recommended using a drill to put a few holes in the bottom. I used an ice pick for the smaller onebut I think a drill would be better because these pretty little pots are tough! If you plan to leave the tray in the bottom of the pot, I would put about 4 small holes, about 2mm in diameter. Then if you put the pot on a raised trivet or use some pot feet, you shouldn't have a problem with roots staying wet too long. Almost forgot! Turn the pot upside down and drill through the bottom (obviously :->) but then check the inside and make sure the hole is clean - no... » Read More I see that everybody recommended using a drill to put a few holes in the bottom. I used an ice pick for the smaller onebut I think a drill would be better because these pretty little pots are tough! If you plan to leave the tray in the bottom of the pot, I would put about 4 small holes, about 2mm in diameter. Then if you put the pot on a raised trivet or use some pot feet, you shouldn't have a problem with roots staying wet too long. Almost forgot! Turn the pot upside down and drill through the bottom (obviously :->) but then check the inside and make sure the hole is clean - no residue clingingto the hole. « Show Less
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This pot has a heavy stainless steel base. Any pot with a magnetic base should work.
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I saw an extra large ball infuser. The carafe holds an entire pot if coffee, so the larger tea ball would probably work best.
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I use a 1 liter stainless pot and it fit fine with no issue. I'd say my pot is 6 -8 inches diameter at the bottom.
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a standard dinner plate will not work, nor will a saucer work, however i bought a special dish that measures 9 inches long by 4 inches wide that works perfectly. i use my mini to grill shish-kabobs cook bacon grill hot dots etc if you are looking to put any thing longer than 9 inches and wider than 4 inches buy the bigger oven, i have both,
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If I am not mistaken, that info is etched on the bottom of the pot. Check there first and it should say the size.
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There is a raised strip under the rim that is 8 3/8" in diameter.The strip is about 5/16" tall.I think in will work fine on your pot.
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The capacity of the pot is not the issue. Measure the opening. I have one pot with an enormous opening, and it will not work for that one. All the others fit.
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I actually don't know. I bought it for my husband and we are going to try it this week. I haven't even seen this pot. I thought the dimensions were listed in the site. Sorry this isn't much help.
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You need to measure the diameter of the bottom of the pot. From one side to the other, not the circumference
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Hi Susan, I didn't take measurements, but I estimate saucer is same size as your a standard and saucer. I gave this way as a gift.