Great demo and concise. Thanks

Are these reusable year after year? Does the soil need to be refreshed every year?

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Thank you for this video. This is not something I can do, but I really appreciate your concise, informative style and I hope you continue to make more videos. P.S. I need to see if there are local businesses willing to donate those 5 gallon buckets.

Hello, I just came across your video on fig propagation. Thank you so much for the content. I did my first cuttings successfully last winter. I dipped the top inch of the cutting in melted paraffin wax. This worked very well for me. Just thought I’d share the tip. Good luck in the future.

I just leave them in the ground and cut off the green part that I need for a meal. They will regrow prolifically. I live in zone 7 and can harvest all them year round. And, for anyone that doesn't know you plant the bottom 2 inches or so from store bought ones and they will regrow too. You can plant several right next to each other, they like being close together.

This is such a smart idea! I love it. It makes life a lot easier when watering. I will give it a try.

I’m wondering why the cabbage worms aren’t decimating your brassica‘s such as broccoli, cauliflower, and kale?

Thank you for the clear instructions and the budget way to do this. Much appreciated!

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Great method. I have larger wicking tubs and even IBC halves. I had to cover the holes with screen wire and use pipe caps to keep mosquitoes out.

Just curious as to why you drilled your hole at 5". The milk jug will have a lot of empty space from 5" and up. I realize some growers suggest having an air gap so the roots self preen, but this setup won't allow for that.

Great video, where do you get the super large garden pots?

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I remember my aunt and maw maw making this. As a kid. So delicious. Planted patty pan squash this year. Have actually gotten 2 squash. I live in NC and am amazed with all the heat. I have gotten 2 . B. So excited. Thinking I can just cut this recipe down to make one size serving. Can't wait Like someone else said it was more of a custard but either way will be good

awesome, thanks so much for the demo, way easier then most have shown, cheers mate

Have you ever tries an air layer on the persimmons

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The 1/2 gallon milk I think 🤔 will work better and the plants 🪴 will have more space

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I have found that 2-3 inches of mulch helps the soil hold water. Looking for as many ways to save my water, time, and energy 🎉

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I have another question for you this time it's about the rear rack you have. I spent a pretty penny to have a reverse light and it's pretty bright. Question is with this same rack do you think empty i would still get light through the mesh or is there tubing blocking much of that? I know the flat one is out of the way but it sure would be nice having the deeper pocket.

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Why do you not water over the top as you would with a traditional botted plant? Why do you compress the soil around the new plant so hard?

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I have been treating the cut tip with a dab of wood glue to prevent it from drying out. Excellent information.

Aren't you just making mud by doing that, the jug fills with water, mixes with the soil and it's not a reservoir anymore but a bucket full (up to the drain hole) of water and soil?

I'm curious, how do the roots behave once they reach the water level? Do they more or less just stop there and sip at the saturation line or do they grow into it? I'm also curious to know if you even need to use soil in the saturation zone, perhaps just coir fiber. More precisely, I should say, the level of the drain hole.

Wow, thats a great set-up. Will do this

Food grade buckets you could get from bakeries etc., use wood paletts for the lumber - can be found for free...pipe not that expensive or could be found free at yard sales...get creative😅

I would definitely try and get a longer drill bit

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how long for the gallon to empty ?

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Excellent instruction! Using the cloth mesh gets mighty expensive, and time consuming. You've given an excellent, more effective substitute! Thank you!!!! Two suggestions: Immediately before planting root-bound plants, dip the root ball in a bucket of water to remove the soil; the end product is bare roots. Then splay the roots out over a mound of dirt you've created inside the planting hole. Using this method of planting allows the roots to more quickly take hold of the nutrients you've added to the soil, and gives the plant a real good start. The second suggestion: Figure out a way to catch the overflow water! It contains nutrients that have washed out during the over-watering. That water can then be used to water other plants or put back on top of the soil in the same bucket.

you compared a water holes to buckets lol

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Can you give me a sense of how often you have to water the plants via the PVC tube? I know there's a lot of variables in terms of heat and humidity levels but in general how often do these need to be watered

Thanks for the video. Do you ever plant Asian persimmons? They seem to fit your fig tree model of using the cattle tubs? And they taste very good too.

Help me out here… Dont you end up with give inches of stagnant water sitting at the bottom of the bucket?

I found your description on the process easy to follow

Awesome video! I have been watching a lot of these and yours was the best!!

can you use a smaller pvc pipe-? -i have a lot of the smaller pvc pipes left over from plumbing replacements jobs

why is the drain hole on the bucket so ar up from the bottom of the bucket--5 inches? should not the drain hole be down at the bottom of the bucket so water does not drown the roots? i already have planting pots with holes at the bottom --will this still work for next year to use milk jugs and add them to the pots?

I found you today, and I will try your type of container gardening. I live in Texas, and last summer was horrible. The heat started early and lasted forever. I started my plants indoors earlier than usual and planted them early to try and have a longer growing season. Luckily, it didn't freeze. I'm looking forward to watching you grow this summer.