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LOL “Oh hi!” LOL Cute
Okay that dude looks kind of like that guy from trainspotting going for a job interview haha crack head
CHEMICALS=POISON!
I liked the video and it has given me ideas, thank you
yeah, if you put too much dihydrogen monoxide on your plants they die……..
yeah but you need like a thousand of those “citrus” bottles to treat all your wood!
Ok heres the deal
dont buy these small bottles just order the gallon size from the company.
also you can actually spray it on the wood or even use a paintbrush. Spraying on the wood is easier just mix with equal parts mineral oil.. so 1 gallon citrus and 1 gallon mineral oil. That should do several beds. ie you only need to spray a small amount on the wood then rub in with cloth.
It’s really nice to grow like this, but dam it’s expensive. I have 8 beds now, 10′x4′. Each cost me about $1000au ($800us) to build and fill. So there is $8000au before i even grew 1 plant…. I had to ask myself how many organic vegies could i buy for $8000? Shit loads… It will take me 127 years of growing to just break even on the investment… Am i nuts????
good information, thanks
Do you have a product name for the orange stuff… Thanks..
err, yeah man your nuts, you dont need to spend much except on maybe some seeds and a lil bit of irrigation or if the soils real bad a bit to mix into what ya have .
food for free !
Plastic bottle, factory made … aint going nowhere near my raised bed wood, no way, … when it rots , I’ll make another, that way I”M sure ….it’s pure !
damn tho man thats a big bed
Even my water bill is $80 a month, just to keep them alive.
gonna have to think different for your climate … condensation capture into poly tunnels an recycle, mebbe ? idk ….
But it only rains here once every 3-6 years
o.0 . move maybe ?
Good video learned a bit, keep up the good work. I will agree that once wood rots I will rebuild bed as all mine are made from scrap wood so it didn’t cost me anything. I love almost free food, if you don’t count your time and to me its fun.
@invisiblegardener I use linseed oil