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Feb 21, 2021 4:17 PM CST
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Austin, TX
Central Texas, zone 8b, heavy clay.
Container Gardener Frugal Gardener Fruit Growers Tender Perennials Vegetable Grower Region: Texas
Here on garden.org, the smallest container size recommended for any variety of abutilon is 3 gallons. This surprised me a bit, given that fuchsia are labeled for 1 gallon.

What do you think is a reasonable minimum pot size dwarf abutilon with a mature size of 12"-12"? What about a container with a dwarf abutilon and a fuchsia? Is that a doable plant combo for a large hanging basket?
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Mar 20, 2021 5:26 PM CST
Name: Sammy
Mid Missouri (Zone 6a)
Plant collector for 30+ years
My garden centers sell small abutilon in the spring in 4-6" pots. I plant them in all size containers with other summer annuals. I have grown them in 10-12" hanging baskets as well, usually with other plants in the basket. They do well. I water them with dilute fertilizer periodically.
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