@Curtis: I hadn't realized until now while watching this video, how difficult conducting a workshop can be in this day & age. All those camera phones coming at you from every direction, sheesh! Really enjoyed your video. You conducted yourself accordingly and I think it is very informative. Thank you for sharing.
264 cells. Did a bit of math. Each row has alternating n and n+1 cells. Alternating rows of 6 and 5 cells and multiply each set of two rows (6+5 = 11 cells) by 24 to get 264 cells.
Doing a great job Curtis I'm trying to get the same things set up here in Central Oregon a little less profit and a whole lot of love for people. Keep up the good work and videos. you are inspiring many!!!
Great video! Which size paperpot do you use for radishes and beets? I would love a reference chart showing which size trays to use for each veggie. I’ve searvhed paperpot.co and can’t find anything.
If you were setting up a farm (like the 2-part series you did) would you consider setting it up with 44’ and 88’ (rather than 50/100) beds to better accommodate the Paperpot transplanter or does the ease of the transplanting not outweigh other consideration?
Wow, what an invention...thanks so much for showing us how it all works...it's brilliant, what a time saver...like hammer to air compressor and gun...your info is truly remedy for healing a planet and it's people! You are so very wise!
Let me rephrase, I have been following your channel for quite some time, you are great at what you're doing, bring some of that success to the gym my brother, all the blessings...
The gym? haha It is always very easy to call other people out but notice your own tendencies...Like the fact that you could not help but bring up an irrelevant topic, your mind is focused on bodies and you seem to enjoy feeling superior to others. Being intelligent includes knowing how to speak to people, how to approach them with kindness and understanding. Keep hitting the gym, but I don't think it will help with your real issues. It won't give you the clarity to watch your mind and where it tends to lead you.
Another great video by a great teacher! I’d love to see a video on market pricing, like determining sale prices of organic versus standard and pricing to groceries and restaurants.
Adam McGhan it.is my understanding that one can not register a paper pot garden as organic in most locations because of acetone used in the construction of the paper pots
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@Curtis: I hadn't realized until now while watching this video, how difficult conducting a workshop can be in this day & age. All those camera phones coming at you from every direction, sheesh! Really enjoyed your video. You conducted yourself accordingly and I think it is very informative. Thank you for sharing.
264 cells. Did a bit of math. Each row has alternating n and n+1 cells. Alternating rows of 6 and 5 cells and multiply each set of two rows (6+5 = 11 cells) by 24 to get 264 cells.
Great video as always. So nice to have these to be able to go back and reference.
Doing a great job Curtis I'm trying to get the same things set up here in Central Oregon a little less profit and a whole lot of love for people. Keep up the good work and videos. you are inspiring many!!!
Great video! Which size paperpot do you use for radishes and beets? I would love a reference chart showing which size trays to use for each veggie. I’ve searvhed paperpot.co and can’t find anything.
That thing looks super cool!
If you were setting up a farm (like the 2-part series you did) would you consider setting it up with 44’ and 88’ (rather than 50/100) beds to better accommodate the Paperpot transplanter or does the ease of the transplanting not outweigh other consideration?
Just bought my first order of seeds. some of the packages say 1 to 5 yields. will they grow more then once and will they be just as good
How good does this work on pepper seeds?
What happens if not all seeds in each cell germinate?
After you plant out in ground do you then fill in these by hand?
use 2 seed per pot. remove extra after it begins to grow
Wow, what an invention...thanks so much for showing us how it all works...it's brilliant, what a time saver...like hammer to air compressor and gun...your info is truly remedy for healing a planet and it's people! You are so very wise!
Where can I order a set
Has anyone done anything about the chemicals used in the paper pots?
Love your chanel!
My dear man you must be eating a lot more than microgreens :-)
Is that how you normally talk to strangers?
no offence meant, the fact that you felt touched probably means it vibrates with you...
Let me rephrase, I have been following your channel for quite some time, you are great at what you're doing, bring some of that success to the gym my brother, all the blessings...
The gym? haha It is always very easy to call other people out but notice your own tendencies...Like the fact that you could not help but bring up an irrelevant topic, your mind is focused on bodies and you seem to enjoy feeling superior to others. Being intelligent includes knowing how to speak to people, how to approach them with kindness and understanding. Keep hitting the gym, but I don't think it will help with your real issues. It won't give you the clarity to watch your mind and where it tends to lead you.
Well noted...
this is fuckin awesome
The prices seem excessive
Made in Japan. Imported from Japan. So, yeah.
Another great video by a great teacher! I’d love to see a video on market pricing, like determining sale prices of organic versus standard and pricing to groceries and restaurants.
Adam McGhan it.is my understanding that one can not register a paper pot garden as organic in most locations because of acetone used in the construction of the paper pots
I think it's a good investment if you're really serious about this hopefully I'll get one midsummer
Thank you all, I really appreciate all the feedback. Love your garden and let your garden love you!
What annoying guy undermining the host
pancho lira are you talking about Eric from Steadfast?
Erich was the host, I was teaching on his farm.