How many people have actually had pots freeze and break?
I understand when you have a finished tree it would be very important for this not to happen. I just find it very hard to believe this to happen unless it was an ideal condition to cause this problem. Tericota pots absorb lots of water and I have never seen one freeze and break.
I ask this because my fiancée has started making pots. And by no means are they show quality or something I would even brag to friends about yet. But I figured I'd be the good guy that I am and put a few of my trees that are in training into some of her better (unique) work so she feels a bit more accomplished and happy. But I don't want to find tree roots exposed to cold dry air for a long period of time.
I understand when you have a finished tree it would be very important for this not to happen. I just find it very hard to believe this to happen unless it was an ideal condition to cause this problem. Tericota pots absorb lots of water and I have never seen one freeze and break.
I ask this because my fiancée has started making pots. And by no means are they show quality or something I would even brag to friends about yet. But I figured I'd be the good guy that I am and put a few of my trees that are in training into some of her better (unique) work so she feels a bit more accomplished and happy. But I don't want to find tree roots exposed to cold dry air for a long period of time.