How tall does it get if leaving in a pot and how long till it prodices fruit?
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9 months from everything I have read they send you a 20 inch live plant in a super small pot. 3ft but I've read some can reach 8-9 ft I've read.its a good deal!
1791169
I just received mine earlier this summer, so I don't expect fruit for 18 months or so. It'll stay potted, since I live in Michigan, and spend winters indoors. I've heard that in tropical areas, with year'round or nearly so, growing seasons, papayas can fruit in 12 months or less. My previous TR Hovey papaya was eventually planted in a large 20 inch diameter pot, and grew to be about 5 ft, tall in that pot. They can live 5-10 years or more.
1791170
Not sure how long it will take to produce fruit, having had it only a month or so, but my 6" is now about 8" tall in a 6" pot. To be fair, being quick growers, I'd imagine it should be taller by now but as per my review the one I received needs some tlc.
457588
Bigger pot the better. You can also fool the trees to flower and fruit in fall winter time if you bring it inside. Fruits in 2 seasons. Experiment. Thanks
1646099
A little under 12". It's hard to measure because the pot curves at the bottom.
415974
It was about 3 inches tall from base of roots, 4-5 inches wide from end to end of leaves, and it was in good condition. It was a little droopy but once I watered it, it perked right up. After a week I planted it in bonsai pot with clay and it has grown a good inch already and is looking really healthy and happy.
547214
It's depends on it's size and weight....it needs to be over 10 pounds to produce fruit, usually. My plant took 1 1/2 years to get big enough to fruit. Good Luck!!
1352817
potw/lid is about 5" tall, if you include the nub of the pot lid an extra 3/4"
1733680
Mine is 76 inches after in the ground. I find it too tall and have placed my pots on extentions. It needs another foot to be placed in the ground for stability.I would prefer it to be at least 2 feet shorter.
1707419
I do not have it near by, but I will say, not very tall. Maybe 6 to 8 inches. Adequate for a cook pot of beans or stew over camp fire.
201185
The pot was about 2-3 inches high and the Plant itself 4-6. Mine also died but I believe that I have a brown thumb.
903190
The height to the top of the stem handle is 9 5/8 inches tall, I hope that this has answered your question. P.S. This little apple makes excelent stews, and slow cooks wonderfully.
2129994
It is 2 1/2 inches tall. See thru glass top. Great pot for small quantities.
704227
From the back side of the maker I'd call it a bit over 12.5 inches tall. We use it in the office. It makes three pots a day, every day. No problems after 8 mos.
582523
Pot height without lid: 9.5 inches; With the canning rack in position for hot water bath, that leaves about 9 3/8 inches to the top. Your jars are 8 1/8" and should be covered by 1" of water for processing according to directions. That would leave 1/4" open space to top of the pan, which isn't much room for boiling, and unsure if it would affect the canning process. I think you could probably ask the Victorio Company for a definite answer, but my thought is that the jars are too tall to process properly in this canner. Hope this helps.
606551
It is approx. 8-1/4" tall. When this pot was advertised on QVC, they showed it could be used for asparagus, though I primarily use it for sweet corn, pasta, and eggs.
1330169
I unscrewed the "thing" to cook a head of broccoli. Saved it with "gadgets" for use when steaming small things like peas or kernal corn. The "petals" of the steamer opens to a 1 1/2 in basket with 3/4 in legs. Closed, the basket is 5 1/2 in wide. Opens to 9 in wide. It is 3 1/2 in tall at the tallest. It doesn't require much care, a bit of soap and water but can hold up to light scrubbing if it gets "gunked-up".
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Approximately 5' tall. It should be fine for using with a fruit basket. In fact, it may be overkill...you may decide something lighter and less durable is more than adequate for use with your arms extended holding the additional weight of the basket plus the pole.
162256
30W And by the way, I love mine. Easy to use and clean. It does need you to hold the fruit down while it reams out the fruit. I bought 2 because I liked it so much I wanted a backup.