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Cucumber/Green Pepper question...

19 years ago

I bought 2 of the cheaper WM self watering pots to plant cucumbers/green peppers. I plan to use an automatic dripper so I hope the small water reservoir won't be a prob. I bought an 18 qt container and a 10 qt (it doesntt say, so I'm guessing on the smaller one). Would they be big enough to plant 2 cucs in the big one and 2 green peppers in the smaller?

Thanks in advance for any input!

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