Grow 53 Plants in 4 Sq Ft with a Garden Tower Vertical Container Garden
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John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ sets up the Garden Tower Vertical Container Garden that allows you to grow 50+ plants in just 4 square feet of space. In this episode, John will share why the Garden Tower is unique and why it is the best vertical tower garden system he has found to date. The Garden Tower will allow you to have a vegetable garden where your normally couldn't such as on a patio, balcony, deck, sidewalk or driveway. While watching this episode, you will learn: 1. How to assemble the Garden Tower 2. Where to place your Garden Tower 3. How to make a nutritious potting soil your plants will love. 4. How to fill and plant out the Garden Tower in one easy step. 5. How the Garden Tower Conserves and Recycles Water 6. How to add Red Wiggler Composting Worms to Your Garden Tower 7. If John Prefers the Garden Tower Project or the Garden Tower After watching this episode you will learn the benefits and how to set up the Garden Tower so you too can grow a vegetable garden in a limited amount of space. To learn more about the garden tower please visit http://www.gardentowerproject.com Be sure to use discount code TerracottaGT25 for $25 off your purchase of the UV stabilized TERRACOTTA color only. Coupon valid until Jan 2014.
Comments
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Great video! Thank you!!
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so i thought i was watching a review of a garden tower not hours of plugs for planting medias.
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I am concerned about the compost section carrying pests that may actually harm the plants!
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Buying alll that shit this guy uses defeats the purpose of self sufficiency. All you need is fibrous material, compost and manure.
We can throw around magic words like organic-bio-sutainable but we just stay a good little consumer, if we need a hundred products to grow our own food. -
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Enjoyed the video, and agree this is preferable to hydroponics. I have worms, and I add some of my garden soil to it, a cup of so for the perfect fungi/microbe blend. I add a teaspoon of so to flowerpots, because plants do not grow as well without them. Luckily, the microbes float in on dust, but that is slower. I do not put big chunks of food scraps, I run them through the blender every day and pour them in the compost bin. The extra I dig little holes around my garden and pour them in. Not to mention I rough chunk scraps for my chickens, they love them. I use chicken manure in the garden as well, sprinkling it around dry every fall. I let my chickens free range part of the time, they eat bugs; however, in winter I give them a few worms to eat. They runs around like crazy with them, moaning like little gourmands. I have a bigger garden space, though. This might be great for the edge of my driveway, my sunniest spot.
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Video is so long. No thank you.
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Too much stuff added that the plants don't need. The first potting mix should be sufficient.
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Oh I understand about the peat bogs I do but you also can not buy what's not for sale in your area. Not a lot of Grow Shops around in my area either. Since the medical cannabis laws are not that liberal in my area they tend to go out of business rather quickly. It is like trying to find a store that has craft brewing supplies. Looking at a 3 hour drive one way since cannabis is grown year round though I might be able to find some. It is winter now and we have about 4 feet of snow on the ground so even peat would be mission impossible this time of year. Point of interest peat was used in place of coal for a long time in many parts of the UK for heating and cooking. Prob. the only good thing that has come from harvesting the peat bogs is the discovery of insanely old almost perfectly preserved people from the past!
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Do you have to buy plants or can you use seeds?
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As the soil settles dont it pull the plants down with itin the tower.
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This is great! But Worms Eat plants how you prevent it. Worms dont want to be trap in one place how you prevent it from escaping. Thanks
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Question, Currently building a vertical garden, need to know the compost tube protrudes from the bottom of the barrel about 2 inches and on the inside the holes inside the compost tube stops around 4" from the bottom of the barrel, does this mean the space in between is constantly filled with water as it has nowhere to drain.
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what is with this guy and pitching vertical garden towers every other video. i am looking to the right for suggested videos and there is like 6 more of this same clown next to a different friggin garden tower. i mean i have heard of finding your niche' but this is next level
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I just moved to a warm climate I just got the new Tower and I love it. Can't for spring again.. The growing season here is much longer than it was back east. I got a dolly from Home Depot and plan on putting the tower on it, it will screw it on. Always love your videos. Thanks. Do you have a tower that is full?
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Come to my Chanell to learn how to grow marijuana.
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As a German your T-Shirt makes me so happy :)
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where do you actually buy it?
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Amazing garden tower w/mix plants...very nice tips
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