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I absolutely love you're videos! I am a first time gardener and I am thurowly impressed and Thankful for the vast collection of knowledge you share. You have answered all of my questions from seed starting indoors with grow lights(current stage), to various fertilizers, and tips and troubleshooting. I now feel much more confident going forward with my vegetable and herb garden this spring. Truly thankful for all you do.
Thanks so much. And congrats on getting started. Thats my goal... pass on info. Good luck this year. Please Visit my (The Rusted Garden) Seed & Garden Shop: www.therustedgarden.com/ - Seeds, Starting Supplies, Neem Oil, Peppermint & Other Oils, Calcium Nitrate & More
Even if it's just one thing. I always learn something from your videos. This time it was the wooden boxes AND how deep it needs to be for lettuce.Thanks Gary.
Appreciated as always. I really liked the box. I am going to make 10. Please Visit my (The Rusted Garden) Seed & Garden Shop: www.therustedgarden.com/ - Seeds, Starting Supplies, Neem Oil, Peppermint & Other Oils, Calcium Nitrate & More
Great instructional videos - even as an experienced gardener it helps reinforce methods - ABSOLUTELY LOVE the fence post planters, great stuff sir, thank you!
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Great deal and now, with fall, perfect for planting lettuce. Please Visit The Rusted Garden Seed & Garden Shop: www.therustedgarden.com/ - Seeds, Starting Supplies, Neem Oil, Peppermint & Other Oils, Calcium Nitrate & More
I've been using these fence pickets to make boxes for SEVERAL years - I make entire 2'x6'x1' raised beds with them and resell them. I also use them in my garden. I think you've seen them on my facebook Gary... I've never had a problem, and you are absolutely correct about the micronized copper treatment being safe.
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Great! That's the ideal planters I was looking for! I have been using a lot of 2 1/2 Gl. plastic containers, but I was needing something more adequate for my Orugula and lettuces etc. That looks beautiful to me. Thanks for your cooperation for a better world!
They should have holes. I know there were gaps in my corners so, I didnt worry about it. I am not a precision cutter. LOL Please Visit The Rusted Garden Seed & Garden Shop: www.therustedgarden.com/ - Seeds, Starting Supplies, Neem Oil, Peppermint & Other Oils, Calcium Nitrate & More
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More to come. I am making 10 of these Please Visit The Rusted Garden Seed & Garden Shop: www.therustedgarden.com/ - Seeds, Starting Supplies, Neem Oil, Peppermint & Other Oils, Calcium Nitrate & More.
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I've been diggin' on the coco coir over peat. Also adds a bit of aeration Comes in packed tight bricks. Even use it on the lawn repair/rebuild. (got heavy clay here) I also typically make the/my mix an then add water and let it sit for a few day to fully absorb. Plant a a day or few later. Also been building boxes like this with the cedar fence pickets over the treated. (looks a bit better)
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So inexpensive. I was trying to figure out how can I make the boxes cheaper. Please Visit my (The Rusted Garden) Seed & Garden Shop: www.therustedgarden.com/ - Seeds, Starting Supplies, Neem Oil, Peppermint & Other Oils, Calcium Nitrate & More
Love the videos. I'm taking notes and getting ready to redo my garden. I currently have some spinach growing in a large raised container and they're pretty big. You said in this video that you can just cut the leaves and they'll sprout some more. Can I just cut the spinach and it will grow more in as well? Would this be considered cut and come spinach? I would love to see a video on how and where you cut for this technique.
I use an old kids swimming pool and dump all my old dirt from my containers from last year. Then I put in all my amendments and mix it with a shovel. I use the mad scientist mixture lol!
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Great inexpensive build - I think I could attach these to the inside horizontal supports of my wooden stockade fence panels! I've been looking for something to grow veg or flowers in the wasted spaces - thanks!
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Great Video. How can one use the soil from the previous year as I am never sure of how to reuse it by adding fertilizer etc etc. It mainly from veg containers and flower pots. Your help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Thanks. Ill be doing a video on that in this series but the short version... dump the old in the barrel. Toss in more peat if needed, remove roots, and add in the handful of organic insoluble based on 1 handful for about 5 gallons. Good luck. Please Visit my (The Rusted Garden) Seed & Garden Shop: www.therustedgarden.com/ - Seeds, Starting Supplies, Neem Oil, Peppermint & Other Oils, Calcium Nitrate & More
You can, I dont as at this point they are pretty larger. I put them by a window. Please Visit The Rusted Garden Seed & Garden Shop: www.therustedgarden.com/ - Seeds, Starting Supplies, Neem Oil, Peppermint & Other Oils, Calcium Nitrate & More
I am making some chook manure tea at the moment. I plan to leave it soak for a few days and then dilute into watering cans. Do you think this will be broken down enough or will it be the same as compost that isn't fully broken down a pull nitrogen? I'm making the tea because I'm looking for a nitrogen and phosphorus boost so I dont want it to have the opposite effect. Thanks.
Maybe. But I dont think so cause of the gaps in the boards. Please Visit my (The Rusted Garden) Seed & Garden Shop: www.therustedgarden.com/ - Seeds, Starting Supplies, Neem Oil, Peppermint & Other Oils, Calcium Nitrate & More
@@THERUSTEDGARDEN Gary, I drilled holes in the ones I made just to ensure proper drainage and not let the wood saturate. They've lasted 3 years here in sw KY zone 7. thanks for your excellent work!
When is the best time to start seeds outdoors like in your video? I’m zone 6a so lowest temps at night about 43 & mid 40-60 days for at least 2 weeks Thank you for making these awesome videos for us!
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Hi Gary, I was wondering did you drill holes in your flower box? Also the soil you used from your yard doesn’t it have soil life since it’s from the earth will that soil life impact the new seedlings or transplants in the flower box? Just wondering I am super new at all of this.
Hole are needed or in this case there are gaps were wood is screwed. Earth will have soil life. It wont harm the seedlings. The key for flower box soil is water retention. So I add a lot of peat to mine. Please Ring the Bell (next to subscribe) to get immediate real-time video notifications & Please check out The Rusted Garden Seed & Garden Shop for all your gardening needs: www.therustedgarden.com
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How long should a bottle of the liquid and granular fertilizer last for the growing season/year? Also, what do you recommend doing when using this type of growing system as a beginner but want to transition to a more sustainable garden style using compost and other things for the next year? What do you recommend doing now to prepare for that? Thank you for taking the time to teach those of us who are beginners just starting out gardening.
Sustainable is best built on making your own compost. That can be added into container mixes and works well. How much of the bottle and granular you will need depends on garden size. But I would say 2 bags of gran and 3 liquid. They dont last long. Please Visit my (The Rusted Garden) Seed & Garden Shop: www.therustedgarden.com/ - Seeds, Starting Supplies, Neem Oil, Peppermint & Other Oils, Calcium Nitrate & More
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Not anymore for outside. If I make my own seeding starting mix it is peat and vermiculite. Flower Box & Container Gardening Series Playlist th-cam.com/play/PLMsTQWKi63SSwiFPke11QQw7SrcajtlVR.html
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We moved into a home that has two wood planter boxes that have dirt in them but all veggies appear to have been uprooted. Can we use the dirt that is in them or should we remove all the old dirt?
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Thats coming in the series. Yep. Please Visit The Rusted Garden Seed & Garden Shop: www.therustedgarden.com/ - Seeds, Starting Supplies, Neem Oil, Peppermint & Other Oils, Calcium Nitrate & More.
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Just built 4 of these today. Was thinking of planting cucumbers/pole beans to trellis. What"s the max # you would put in a box? Have learned so many things from your videos, always so informative :D
Hmmm Nice on the builds but cukes would struggle in the box. THey have massive root systems. Beans might work. 3 seeds spread out. Please Visit The Rusted Garden Seed & Garden Shop: www.therustedgarden.com/ - Seeds, Starting Supplies, Neem Oil, Peppermint & Other Oils, Calcium Nitrate & More
Casting is great. Ill be doing that in future videos in this series. I didnt want to overload this one. You will still need water soluble. Casting add good stuff like microbes and growth hormones. I would probably just toss in some inorganic too for the bigger plants. Please Visit my (The Rusted Garden) Seed & Garden Shop: www.therustedgarden.com/ - Seeds, Starting Supplies, Neem Oil, Peppermint & Other Oils, Calcium Nitrate & More
Is the wood you used 2 x 6 x 6? If you said the size, I missed it. please wear a mask when handling the dusty stuff, that can be wicked on the lungs :)
Its not 2 inches thick. It is for fencing. It is a lot thinner and used to make fencing. probably 1/2x6x6. Ask for fencing board at HD. That used to be that way when arsenic was in it. That was stopped about 20 years ago. It is cut freely at HD and Lows. However my face is close, good idea. Please Visit my (The Rusted Garden) Seed & Garden Shop: www.therustedgarden.com/ - Seeds, Starting Supplies, Neem Oil, Peppermint & Other Oils, Calcium Nitrate & More
Thank you Gary, received my order last week and im going strong with my seed starts. Question about this flower box, i already bought my wood, using cedar, and making a bit larger, however, i just realized you are using pressure treated wood. uh oh, mine is not. What are pros and cons of using NON pressure treated wood. Want to use these boxes for veggies (lettuces) and maybe flowers in the future. By the way love your videos, using all your advice and soaking up all your knowledge!! Not a first time gardener, but want to be a better gardener this go around at new house. Thanks again
Cedar is pretty good. It naturally resists rot. Some people dont like pressure treated as they feel in could leach. That was concern decades ago when it was arsenic treated. Now it is copper. I dont worry about it. Pressure treated is cheap and lasts very long. Thanks for the order too. Please Visit The Rusted Garden Seed & Garden Shop: www.therustedgarden.com/ - Seeds, Starting Supplies, Neem Oil, Peppermint & Other Oils, Calcium Nitrate & More
Great, thank you for your quick response. I used pressure treated for my raised garden beds👍🏻 Guess I will just deal with these since they were already ordered. Thanks again for all the invaluable info 😃 stay safe
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Gary, when you fertilize every 7 to,14 days, is that the same as watering every 7 to 14 days? Or do you use water only during the,times when youmare not fertilizing; e.g. week 1, fertilize;,week 2 water; week,3 fertilize, week 4 water?
No. I didnt go over watering because it varies so much. But when cold out 1-2x a weeks as plants get large. When warmer 2-3. More if it doesnt rain. So you see it varies. When you fertilizer it counts as watering too. Please Visit my (The Rusted Garden) Seed & Garden Shop: www.therustedgarden.com/ - Seeds, Starting Supplies, Neem Oil, Peppermint & Other Oils, Calcium Nitrate & More
Top soil alone stinks. 50% peat and 50% topsoil will work. Peat alone is not good either. I now have an Amazon Influencer's Storefront. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. It is free to use and anything you buy may be eligible. Just use my... The Rusted Garden link at www.amazon.com/shop/garypilarchiktherustedgarden
Interesting video but a bit vague. I mean what exactly does he mean by "earth"? Does he mean dig something out of your back yard? Does it include the cheap topsoil at the big box stores? Also, I don't think I've ever heard a gardener not recommend putting compost in ANYTHING...except seed starting mix. Is it because he's just trying to show how cheap and easy it can be done, and doesn't want to use the "black gold" that is compost?
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It should have holes but it this case it has gaps where the sides meet. Please Visit The Rusted Garden Seed & Garden Shop: www.therustedgarden.com/ - Seeds, Starting Supplies, Neem Oil, Peppermint & Other Oils, Calcium Nitrate & More
Worms arent really need in the flower boxes. In larger containers you could. This box is heavy. Now sure how you would attach it. You could make 2 smaller ones I am sure Please Visit The Rusted Garden Seed & Garden Shop: www.therustedgarden.com/ - Seeds, Starting Supplies, Neem Oil, Peppermint & Other Oils, Calcium Nitrate & More.
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I hear great stuff but never used it. Please Visit The Rusted Garden Seed & Garden Shop: www.therustedgarden.com/ - Seeds, Starting Supplies, Neem Oil, Peppermint & Other Oils, Calcium Nitrate & More
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Leafgro is different. But it can still need some composting but I have grown in it straight with little issue. I trust that one. Please Visit my (The Rusted Garden) Seed & Garden Shop: www.therustedgarden.com/ - Seeds, Starting Supplies, Neem Oil, Peppermint & Other Oils, Calcium Nitrate & More
Oh yea. Thats good to go. Please Visit my (The Rusted Garden) Seed & Garden Shop: www.therustedgarden.com/ - Seeds, Starting Supplies, Neem Oil, Peppermint & Other Oils, Calcium Nitrate & More
Everybody, please listen and wet your potting soil before filling containers! I built myself a huge container (basically a raised bed on legs) with a mesh bottom and filled it half way up with fine shredded wood, and the rest of the way with the $3.50/1.5 cubic foot bag potting mix (Greensmix Nursery Mix, don't buy it, it has a bunch of pieces of plastic in it) which is broken down wood and some perlite. All the potting mix was dry and I had a terrible time trying to wet it until I just scooped it out in sections and mixed up a tub of mud to mix back in.
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That is a good idea. Ill mention it in the future. Please Visit The Rusted Garden Seed & Garden Shop: www.therustedgarden.com/ - Seeds, Starting Supplies, Neem Oil, Peppermint & Other Oils, Calcium Nitrate & More.
True. I saw that yesterday. Please Visit The Rusted Garden Seed & Garden Shop: www.therustedgarden.com/ - Seeds, Starting Supplies, Neem Oil, Peppermint & Other Oils, Calcium Nitrate & More
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That is pressure treated. You can use any type you wish. Please Visit my (The Rusted Garden) Seed & Garden Shop: www.therustedgarden.com/ - Seeds, Starting Supplies, Neem Oil, Peppermint & Other Oils, Calcium Nitrate & More
Pest question: How do you deal with rodents in the garden, near the house? (Rats & mice) How to keep them out & away? (Prevention) How to get rid of them? (Once there’s an issue) Thank you so much.
Trap and kill what is bad. Trap and release what is nicer, like squirrels. Sorry there isnt a better answer. I now have an Amazon Influencer's Storefront. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. It is free to use and anything you buy may be eligible. Just use my... The Rusted Garden link at www.amazon.com/shop/garypilarchiktherustedgarden
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I checked. Looks okay. Odd. Please Visit my (The Rusted Garden) Seed & Garden Shop: www.therustedgarden.com/ - Seeds, Starting Supplies, Neem Oil, Peppermint & Other Oils, Calcium Nitrate & More
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@@tombeilman5579 it depends are where a person lives, the 13.00 to 14.00 dollars Gary said is more when the price is divided by amount. Here in Central Florida at Home Depot the 3 cubit ft is 11.99 so price is same and being I was already at Tractor Supply thought I would give the 2.2 a try as the 3 cubit one I bought at Home Depot has some sticks in it. I will let everyone know the other one is in that regard.
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Thought I could add pictures but I can't. May I email you?????
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I absolutely love you're videos! I am a first time gardener and I am thurowly impressed and Thankful for the vast collection of knowledge you share. You have answered all of my questions from seed starting indoors with grow lights(current stage), to various fertilizers, and tips and troubleshooting. I now feel much more confident going forward with my vegetable and herb garden this spring. Truly thankful for all you do.
Thanks so much. And congrats on getting started. Thats my goal... pass on info. Good luck this year.
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Even if it's just one thing. I always learn something from your videos. This time it was the wooden boxes AND how deep it needs to be for lettuce.Thanks Gary.
Appreciated as always. I really liked the box. I am going to make 10.
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Great instructional videos - even as an experienced gardener it helps reinforce methods - ABSOLUTELY LOVE the fence post planters, great stuff sir, thank you!
Glad to share.
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Love the idea of the wood container box! Looks soo much better than the plastic ones!
And no fading!
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Thank you for the great idea! I replicated it to the T, even my 4 year old helped. Put five on our fence. 5.65 each here after tax
Great deal and now, with fall, perfect for planting lettuce.
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I've been using these fence pickets to make boxes for SEVERAL years - I make entire 2'x6'x1' raised beds with them and resell them. I also use them in my garden. I think you've seen them on my facebook Gary... I've never had a problem, and you are absolutely correct about the micronized copper treatment being safe.
Thanks and cool idea.
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This is going to be a great series, can’t wait for more 👍🏼
More to come. Thanks
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Thank you forr showing the box build!
Glad to share
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Great! That's the ideal planters I was looking for! I have been using a lot of 2 1/2 Gl. plastic containers, but I was needing something more adequate for my Orugula and lettuces etc. That looks beautiful to me. Thanks for your cooperation for a better world!
I didn’t see where u put holes in the bottom for drainage but I’m sure you did that . Very nice I’m going to make these for under my shed windows
They should have holes. I know there were gaps in my corners so, I didnt worry about it. I am not a precision cutter. LOL
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Excellent video! Nicely explained and easy to follow. Thanks!
Thanks
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Love your videos. They are so positive and educational. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience.
Take care 😊🌱
Glad to share and thanks.
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Cant wait for the next video. Love all the amazing information you share. I just made 3 boxes a little bigger than these last week! 💞
More to come. I am making 10 of these
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Aw, I love that flower box idea!
I love these boxes.
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I've been diggin' on the coco coir over peat. Also adds a bit of aeration Comes in packed tight bricks. Even use it on the lawn repair/rebuild. (got heavy clay here) I also typically make the/my mix an then add water and let it sit for a few day to fully absorb. Plant a a day or few later.
Also been building boxes like this with the cedar fence pickets over the treated. (looks a bit better)
It is good stuff and it has gotten so much cheaper that its a good alternative.
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Great video!!!!❤️
Thanks
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Great video
Thanks
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Great idea I have plenty of fence slats left over after putting up fence with my father now got project for tomorrow thx
So inexpensive. I was trying to figure out how can I make the boxes cheaper.
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Love the videos. I'm taking notes and getting ready to redo my garden. I currently have some spinach growing in a large raised container and they're pretty big. You said in this video that you can just cut the leaves and they'll sprout some more. Can I just cut the spinach and it will grow more in as well? Would this be considered cut and come spinach? I would love to see a video on how and where you cut for this technique.
I use an old kids swimming pool and dump all my old dirt from my containers from last year. Then I put in all my amendments and mix it with a shovel. I use the mad scientist mixture lol!
I love the mad scientist approach. Ive use it often. Last few years I am easing back to simplify.
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Great video. Will be doing this in the morning. Ty
I am making 10
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Great inexpensive build - I think I could attach these to the inside horizontal supports of my wooden stockade fence panels! I've been looking for something to grow veg or flowers in the wasted spaces - thanks!
My wife just suggested that. I might do the same
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Great Video. How can one use the soil from the previous year as I am never sure of how to reuse it by adding fertilizer etc etc. It mainly from veg containers and flower pots. Your help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Thanks. Ill be doing a video on that in this series but the short version... dump the old in the barrel. Toss in more peat if needed, remove roots, and add in the handful of organic insoluble based on 1 handful for about 5 gallons. Good luck.
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Hi Gary, when accalamating your plants do you put them back under your lights after the 15 or 20 min they have been outside?
You can, I dont as at this point they are pretty larger. I put them by a window.
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I am making some chook manure tea at the moment. I plan to leave it soak for a few days and then dilute into watering cans. Do you think this will be broken down enough or will it be the same as compost that isn't fully broken down a pull nitrogen? I'm making the tea because I'm looking for a nitrogen and phosphorus boost so I dont want it to have the opposite effect. Thanks.
I like your homemade flower box. Need to drill some holes in the bottom?
Maybe. But I dont think so cause of the gaps in the boards.
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@@THERUSTEDGARDEN Gary, I drilled holes in the ones I made just to ensure proper drainage and not let the wood saturate. They've lasted 3 years here in sw KY zone 7. thanks for your excellent work!
When is the best time to start seeds outdoors like in your video? I’m zone 6a so lowest temps at night about 43 & mid 40-60 days for at least 2 weeks
Thank you for making these awesome videos for us!
If not concerned with appearance try 4ft baby pools. I'm trying onions in 2 of them.
Thats a good idea. I have a pool sitting actually.
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Hi Gary, I was wondering did you drill holes in your flower box? Also the soil you used from your yard doesn’t it have soil life since it’s from the earth will that soil life impact the new seedlings or transplants in the flower box? Just wondering I am super new at all of this.
Hole are needed or in this case there are gaps were wood is screwed. Earth will have soil life. It wont harm the seedlings. The key for flower box soil is water retention. So I add a lot of peat to mine.
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Great information and God bless and keep you!
Stay safe and thanks
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How long should a bottle of the liquid and granular fertilizer last for the growing season/year? Also, what do you recommend doing when using this type of growing system as a beginner but want to transition to a more sustainable garden style using compost and other things for the next year? What do you recommend doing now to prepare for that? Thank you for taking the time to teach those of us who are beginners just starting out gardening.
Sustainable is best built on making your own compost. That can be added into container mixes and works well. How much of the bottle and granular you will need depends on garden size. But I would say 2 bags of gran and 3 liquid. They dont last long.
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Love this!! 🌱💚
Glad to make it.
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so you don't add perlite or vermiculite any more in potting/container plants? Do you use them in seed starting mixture?
Not anymore for outside. If I make my own seeding starting mix it is peat and vermiculite.
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Our springs and summers get pretty warm. Might be too hot to grow lettuce. Can I grow lettuce inside?
A fall into winter crop might work
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We moved into a home that has two wood planter boxes that have dirt in them but all veggies appear to have been uprooted. Can we use the dirt that is in them or should we remove all the old dirt?
I would blend it with so fresh soil and amend it
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What about drainage on the $6 box?
Thank you for all the info !
Glad to make it. I like this series.
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Awesome video!! Could you make a video on how to refresh old container soil from the year before?
Thats coming in the series. Yep.
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I love this project... Tysm😀
Very welcome
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Just built 4 of these today. Was thinking of planting cucumbers/pole beans to trellis. What"s the max # you would put in a box? Have learned so many things from your videos, always so informative :D
Hmmm Nice on the builds but cukes would struggle in the box. THey have massive root systems. Beans might work. 3 seeds spread out.
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@Gary Pilarchik ...I set up my container mix using worm castings....should I still add another fertilizer??
Casting is great. Ill be doing that in future videos in this series. I didnt want to overload this one. You will still need water soluble. Casting add good stuff like microbes and growth hormones. I would probably just toss in some inorganic too for the bigger plants.
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@@THERUSTEDGARDEN thanks for your reply, loving the way your new home garden keeps growing and taking shape ❤
Is the wood you used 2 x 6 x 6? If you said the size, I missed it. please wear a mask when handling the dusty stuff, that can be wicked on the lungs :)
Its not 2 inches thick. It is for fencing. It is a lot thinner and used to make fencing. probably 1/2x6x6. Ask for fencing board at HD. That used to be that way when arsenic was in it. That was stopped about 20 years ago. It is cut freely at HD and Lows. However my face is close, good idea.
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Thank you Gary, received my order last week and im going strong with my seed starts. Question about this flower box, i already bought my wood, using cedar, and making a bit larger, however, i just realized you are using pressure treated wood. uh oh, mine is not. What are pros and cons of using NON pressure treated wood. Want to use these boxes for veggies (lettuces) and maybe flowers in the future. By the way love your videos, using all your advice and soaking up all your knowledge!! Not a first time gardener, but want to be a better gardener this go around at new house.
Thanks again
Going to do the "cut and come again" with the mix i ordered from you
Cedar is pretty good. It naturally resists rot. Some people dont like pressure treated as they feel in could leach. That was concern decades ago when it was arsenic treated. Now it is copper. I dont worry about it. Pressure treated is cheap and lasts very long. Thanks for the order too.
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Great, thank you for your quick response. I used pressure treated for my raised garden beds👍🏻
Guess I will just deal with these since they were already ordered.
Thanks again for all the invaluable info 😃 stay safe
Gary, Is it ok to use bagged top soil instead of earth from a yard?
Yep. I have. I just wanted to go with least expensive recipe first. Good luck.
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Thank you for all the info! BTW, Where can I buy the peat moss (12-14 dollars) that you mention in the video? Thank you!
Home Depot, Lowes... carry them.
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Gary, when you fertilize every 7 to,14 days, is that the same as watering every 7 to 14 days? Or do you use water only during the,times when youmare not fertilizing; e.g. week 1, fertilize;,week 2 water; week,3 fertilize, week 4 water?
No. I didnt go over watering because it varies so much. But when cold out 1-2x a weeks as plants get large. When warmer 2-3. More if it doesnt rain. So you see it varies. When you fertilizer it counts as watering too.
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Hey freind what is better peat moss or top soil
Top soil alone stinks. 50% peat and 50% topsoil will work. Peat alone is not good either.
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Interesting video but a bit vague. I mean what exactly does he mean by "earth"? Does he mean dig something out of your back yard? Does it include the cheap topsoil at the big box stores? Also, I don't think I've ever heard a gardener not recommend putting compost in ANYTHING...except seed starting mix. Is it because he's just trying to show how cheap and easy it can be done, and doesn't want to use the "black gold" that is compost?
Yep earth from the backyard. You can add topsoil too. If you have compost use it. Basically you have options to fill it. Cheap works. High end stuff works. Your own blends work.
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Nice container 😁, I didn't see you drill holes in the bottom???
It should have holes but it this case it has gaps where the sides meet.
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Can earthworms be added? Also, can these boxes actually be attached under the windows of your house? How would you do that?
Worms arent really need in the flower boxes. In larger containers you could. This box is heavy. Now sure how you would attach it. You could make 2 smaller ones I am sure
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Whenever I cut or harvest my lettuces, the aphids attack the growth points. I hate that.
Hmmm. They smell it. So I sell peppermint oil at my shop. It is good at masking scents. Or make a soapy water spray and keep it in a spray on hand. Just hit the new cuts for a couple days. It kills aphids
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What about mushroom compost? I heard that's supposed to be better.
I hear great stuff but never used it.
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Hi Gary, What is coco chlor?
The husk from coconuts are pulverized up.
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Great video! In the video, you advise not to use bagged compost because it’s not fully broken down. Is that true for leafgro?
Leafgro is different. But it can still need some composting but I have grown in it straight with little issue. I trust that one.
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Ive had my bagged compost for 1&1/2 years. Can i add to holes for my transplants?
Lena Hall yes you can. He recommends leaving bagged compost for roughly 90 days anyway.
Oh yea. Thats good to go.
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Yep. Thanks.
Everybody, please listen and wet your potting soil before filling containers! I built myself a huge container (basically a raised bed on legs) with a mesh bottom and filled it half way up with fine shredded wood, and the rest of the way with the $3.50/1.5 cubic foot bag potting mix (Greensmix Nursery Mix, don't buy it, it has a bunch of pieces of plastic in it) which is broken down wood and some perlite. All the potting mix was dry and I had a terrible time trying to wet it until I just scooped it out in sections and mixed up a tub of mud to mix back in.
Thanks for the info. I did mix a bit of peat moss with water, it does float and a pain to mix. I cant imagine a huge container full of mix.
That is very true dry peat. Once initially wet... now issues
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I would still 7/16 inch holes in the bottom, because when it rains it won't drain fast enough.
That is a good idea. Ill mention it in the future.
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Now I got to get some wood to make some boxes, Home Depot limiting how many people are in the store as well as Walmart
True. I saw that yesterday.
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Should drill dainage holes in them & cover with small piece of screen,
Thats a good idea.
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What kind of wood?
That is pressure treated. You can use any type you wish.
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Pest question: How do you deal with rodents in the garden, near the house? (Rats & mice)
How to keep them out & away? (Prevention)
How to get rid of them? (Once there’s an issue)
Thank you so much.
Trap and kill what is bad. Trap and release what is nicer, like squirrels. Sorry there isnt a better answer.
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That's wierd cause I got the same 2.2 cubic foot bag of peat moss at my area Menards for a little over seven dollars.
I think mine was 3. Not sure if they come in different sizes or not.
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I wish wood cost were still that cheap
Coming down a lot now if you havent looked in a while'
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Odd your video went black at a few minutes in. TH-cam says something went wrong 🧐
I checked. Looks okay. Odd.
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I hate container gardening.. there I said it☺️..😁😆
I hope you have beds then LOL
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$9.99 a 2.2 cubic bag of peat moss at Tractor Supply.
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His are 3 cu ft
@@tombeilman5579 yes but divide the price for the 3 cubit feet by 3 and the 2.2 is less expensive
@@tombeilman5579 it depends are where a person lives, the 13.00 to 14.00 dollars Gary said is more when the price is divided by amount. Here in Central Florida at Home Depot the 3 cubit ft is 11.99 so price is same and being I was already at Tractor Supply thought I would give the 2.2 a try as the 3 cubit one I bought at Home Depot has some sticks in it. I will let everyone know the other one is in that regard.
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Thats perfect
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@@THERUSTEDGARDEN I really appreciate thank you