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The drain holes will do the trick. I the coconut coir soaks up the water
and holds it and the roots will actually suck it out of the coir. I did
this last year with grow bags and it worked great.
When its not raining we are in the mid to high 90’s. Im pretty sure my
tomatoes will be toasted from all this rain.
Yes, that was terrible.
Ty
Storms are rolling in here as I watch this. First a tropical storm then two
days no rain and in the past 3 days we have had 6.5in of rain and more
coming
Awesome video!
You can use potting soil and compost, but it will dry out much faster. The
coir retains moisture and makes the mix lighter for better root growth, I
believe.
lol
I don’t like to take chances on that. It’s some seriously nasty stuff.
Nuking the shells doesn’t take away from the calcium it can provide.
Could you possibly tell me what type of moisture control potting soil did
you use?
Awesome video great soil mix where can I get this stuff online
now do u have to have to coconut for it to work? plss message me ur big fan
Mr. R, this is off topic but I know yr interested in weather, did you hear
the very sad news about weather scientist Tim Samaras , his son and Carl
young dying in the tornado on Friday ? He was a great chaser and one of the
top guys in tornados and lightning research . The news is just very sad.
Thanks for the reply. When I listened again I heard you say you used cat
litter buckets. Have you seen the tower from found objects? I would love to
know where she got the barrels. I have seen some double buckets one inside
another and with a little open basket in the bottom and the plants and dirt
in the top and just water in the bottom but the roots go down in the little
basket to the water. There are overflow holes in the bottom sides just
below where the bottom bucket
Call Growfresh Organics 479-648-8885 and they’ll ship it to you. The 11lb
block of Coco-Tek coir is about $10.
Excellent video! Gonna definitely get me some of them coir bricks!
i watch as usual and amazing videos and how to plant the plant’s (tomato)
suckers into a new tomato plant. well followed and giving it a try….it
does and i make for rooting other plants….so many tips gained from your
videos… thanks.. keep on.. so helpful.
Did you put a yellow bucket inside a green bucket with holes in the bottom
of the yellow bucket? I wondered since I didn’t seeyou put any rocks in the
bottom so figured you needed to have someway to aerate roots and keep water
from rotting them.
Nice job buddy! I love that mix idea. I’ll have to try it out. Keep up the
great work!
I just bought one of those 11 pound bricks as well and it is amazing how
much it actually is
HOW DO I KNOW IF MY MATERS ARE INDATERMNET ??
Hyponex.
Google them, if you know the variety.
Thanks Pop! Tomato count??? 😉