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Hey, Garders! So I wanted to show you all kind of a little bit more of the process. So you remember I was taking to this gallon jug and you see the roots that are inside. You see the pool noodle. This is what I cut. I used the whole drill and put that hole in there and I used a pool noodle to hold it up and you can see the process of covering these. And what I'm using is just regular old content paper. So I got to go back through there are eight more that I need to do. I think there's 10 total up here and down here. These are just regular old containers that I put duct tape on the bottom so the sunlight couldn't get through and let us grow and just fine. So yeah, I grow lettuce all year round. This is just another bookshelf and I got a whole bunch more I'll be transplanting. So if you have questions drop them below but I will be doing a tutorial on on how to create these because you can really use any container. You can use plastic, you can use glass, you can use a lot of different stuff. I think the limitation is in our minds and once you understand the principle, then what container you use is really up to you. Happy gardening.
Hey, Garders! So I wanted to show you all kind of a little bit more of the process. So you remember I was taking to this gallon jug and you see the roots that…
Ideas in this flowchart
- Gardening Process Overview
- Materials and Tools
- Gallon Jug
- Pool Noodle
- Content Paper
- Containers with Duct Tape
- Gardening Process
- Cutting and Drilling
- Covering Process
- Growing Lettuce Year-Round
- Transplanting
- Versatility of Containers
- Plastic Containers
- Glass Containers
- Understanding the Principle