Love the mesh idea on the water reservoir! Is it working well?

Alpine strawberries are a lot like the wild berries. So the berries are going to be much smaller than what we are used to.

Out of curiosity did you use potting mix?

I know I am watching this month’s after you put this video out. But here goes. Instead of a toothpick try a large paper clip. Unbend it, leaving the last original bend to use as a handle. On the other end, bend back about 3/4 of an inch for poking into the hole of the planter drain hole. Should be much easier than a toothpick. Have you managed to get them to work properly yet? I think the basic design is great. Maybe putting something over the drain holes of the planter sections to keep material from being able to clog the holes.

A water pick works really well to blast dirt out of the holes. I have an older one that I use to clean mine and it also works well on the hard to reach places in my countertop ice machine

I got a chuckle with son of muscle. My son is 25.

This was very helpful. It is still chilly here in Maine but I am prepping my GreenStalk for planting (my second year). It was good to see how you got yours ready for the year. I also agree that the bottom level doesn't get enough water so I always add a bit to each pocket. I have 2 of the original towers and last year they grew everything I planted really well (strawberries, cherry tomatoes, peppers, several different herbs and flowers). Looking forward to this growing season.

I just started mine and planted it out with seeds (lettuces and herbs). Still have a few more days before I should start to see growth. I do have the watering system, but I haven't installed it yet because of where I need to keep it to deter deer will probably mean I need to turn it often for the sun. So far I start my coffee in the morning and while it is brewing I go out and water my GreenStalk and mist all the planting cups to keep the seeds moist. Hopefully I'll keep that up, but I bought the watering system while it was on sale because my history with plants is unfortunate. 😅 I also thought it would be useful for when we travel, because I hate to return home to dead plants.

WoW that top mesh liner is a good idea

I just started laughing because I bought the watering system and it comes tomorrow But now I need a hose 😂

I'm smiling ❤ I just got my green stalk yesterday and I have no clue, now to get soil...can I plant straight from seeds???? I could use so much help 😊

Why the HELL are you using RANDOM caps to TITLE your VIDEO? #fearmonger #KZbinstressbait

Beautiful garden. You have so much still alive and growing so early in the year. What a dream! Your new plant babies look nice and healthy. I’m looking forward to seeing more of your videos. I planted a lot of mint varieties in the grown last year. I hope hope hope they come back here in zone 4. Happy Growing!

It is such a fun time right now with growing seeds. You will have a flourishing garden. I try to stay away from any chemicals when growing seeds, even fertilizers. I prepare a good soil mixture to start and later give them fish emulsion, a 1/4 of the normal strength. Works like a charm! Enjoy the garden journey and thank you for sharing!

Thanks for sharing your garden with us. Your flowers are so nice. Have a wonderful day

No fair! Here in Colorado I won’t be able to plant tomatoes until mid May hoping the usual Mother’s Day snow storm won’t kill them! :-)

Nice! Thanks for sharing.

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Thanks for sharing your video. Your garden looks great 👍. New subscriber.

Thanks for sharing this video. Your plants overall are looking good. Have a wonderful day

New follower here. I love how beautiful your veggies are. They are going to be big and strong when it’s time to transplant. Will continue to watch. ❤

Thanks for sharing this video. Your plants are looking good. Happy gardening

Excellent video 😊

I put an automatic drip irrigation in my green stalk. It is connected to my sprinkler system. Each tier I put drip line with holes every 6”. Ran the 1/2” tubing straight up the side then connected each drip line into the 1/2” tube.

Are you using “potting mix”? The dirt looks too heavy. Potting mix is very loose and light

Free soil is always great

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Great video. I like how the camera person positioned the view so we could see just what you were doing. How each tray connected.

Garden Kitty!

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Good tour but the music was kinda loud and made it hard to hear the narrative.

You have a nice size garden. New friend here. Showing you support. Happy gardening

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The onions look great 👍I've just planted mine a week ago. Happy gardening 🌱

Figs are easy to root. They prefer bottom heat and cool tops but I’ve literally rooted them at all times of the year in zone 9 a/b Louisiana with varying success. My preferred is to stick them in January but I rooted some this year in the July heatwave just to see and had about a 70% success rate. Good luck 🍀

May be soil. Too compacted

You need to put more nutrition into your soil. More perlite.

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You have the grey disc with the line in the center. You can order new disc that dont have that line. I got a greenstalk used from someone. I think the line causes problems that being said someone drilled out theirs and the holes where too big so I ordered new grey disc as the ones I have do not have the center line. Also lids are awesome to keep debre out.

It may not be the water disk.. The holes in the pots maybe clogged.

Simple amazing thank you 🙏🏽

I'm not finding the watering to be adequate

I feel for you... we are experiencing similar Temps in Houston Texas.

Been watching alot of greenstalk videos. I do wish you would say what some of the items are for. Like why grow milk thistle? For tea? The flowers? Most herbs I know but some of your items I hadn’t heard of and if they are good for you, from your experience please share.

At least Hillary didn't destroy too much.

Do they have to have a bottom with these bags ?❤

I don't even use those gray dripping plates with holes. I am using automated drip irrigation system.

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9b, surrounded by almond orchards, some row cropping, 2 freeways with my house built on an old pear orchard, sandy, gritty soil always blowing around in the wind. You know ... ideal growing conditions LOL. Even a rug outside and one inside aren't adequate to contain the constant grit I track in. It's just a fact of life here. I have one season under my belt with a Greenstalk. I think I missed the cork when I assembled mine, but I realised the need to do something so I raided my kitchen junk drawer and am using a bottle stopper to cover the center hole. I am short and can't see in to the reservoir so figured I could fill it better if I plugged the hole. I expected to have to water more than most others given our dry climate. I like the idea of turning the water reservoir upside down to minimise the gritty dirt getting in it. My plan was to cover it with foil and weight it down somehow. I expected a learning curve. I missed the instruction to line the hole of the ... grey reservours ... up with the planters, so my watering wasn't spot on. Correcting that now. I love mine so much that I got another during the Mother's Day sale. I'm still planting it with stuff for 5th season while trying to kill off winter"s broccoli. Love mine and would take any used I could find (zero as of this writing). I hope everyone falls in love with theirs in time. Thanks for the video.

I like your cat 🐈