Filling Wick Tub with soil and fertilizer EP20B

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[@danam5786]

These videos are WONDERFUL!!! Truly a teacher. I am enjoying the content and personality. Thank you, Sir

[@hollandsheroes8040]

Thank you for everything Leon. This is Georgia from NM and I just wanted to let you know my green house works great.

[@orlandotruitt5997]

How do you fill the wicking tubs with water?

[@bingster-223]

@@orlandotruitt5997 The 1st time or 1st couple times put the water in the soil to get it saturated. From there on you can put the water in the fill tube. You can't over water them the containers have a drain hole, no matter how much you put in it only fills up until the drain hole. The bigger the plant the more it drinks. Technically you could add water every day until it comes out the drain hole then it would never run dry, but one of the benefits of growing this way is not needing to water all the time.

[@pauletterivera5204]

Hi. This is Paulette from Phoenix, AZ (originally from Waukegan, IL). I now live in an apartment with a huge patio-back yard with half wall fence) that faces North but I still get pretty good sun in mornings from the East & in late afternoon-evening, I get it from the West. It will be my first time to try a wicking barrel. I've been seeing so many different styles, do you believe that your system is best? I noted you used the same dirt for top & bottom, what was your dirt mixture? Also can you kindly jot down for me the mixtures you put in the middle dirt? Also, how do you make your plants grow across the pot in the other side of the barrel & do you keep all leaves on while doing this do you take some off & at what time do you get it to go straight up again & how?? I truly thankyou for your site. I & all my family had great gardens & when we got our, when we got our dirt rototilled we added either duck or goose manure in, things grew really great there in Illinois! Now desert life & garden growing is a whole different experience to learn still. Thankyou in advance for any questions answered & may God always bless You & Your's.

[@fisheyesales4763]

This is the type of guy you wanna learn from.

[@ryanroakhable]

On the container that you were showing it said jpg 14-70-48. Can I order this from somewhere I can't seem to find it.

[@tonyv1505]

can you make your own fertilizer by dumping manure into a barrel fill with water?

[@4hiskingdom401]

Well done Sir. I miss my grand parents so much. What a pleasure to find your channel. We need your know how!! Keep it coming. Much love & blessings.

[@MrKhabbu]

You didn’t show how the wicking jugs work by actually watering the barrel

[@patc1309]

Where's the PVC pipe?

[@michellemccabe6890]

In some other wicking planter videos, including the ones who mention you they have a pvc pipe that goes either down to the wicking area or into the reservoir. In this video you do not put one. Why do they use them yet you do not have them here? And you are awesome!!!!

[@pepecocomax]

I absolutely loved this video. Arms Family Homestead recommended your channel to me and I am so happy he did. I am very new to trying to grow vegetables in my back yard. They are in Big planters and I made a raised bed. At least I tried. It is still holding together. I am not a carpenter that's for sure. I will look forward to all your valuable information that may help me this year as I am already having problems with my zucchini not wanting to grow they keep rotting. I guess it's bud rott or something. I have a couple that seem like they are growing but the majority have rotted. I'm still trying though. I've added some form of calcium hoping that will help. I used Epson Salt and Egg shells. I just trying to find Ideas online to make my plants happier. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I'm a big fan.

[@anniekhoo4091]

How did you get the blooming fertilizer up to 9 - 77 - 48

[@karendaniel8149]

Thank you for explaining how the fertilizer works. Even though I thought I had understood it, I have been using too little potash for years! I will be increasing that number this year. I can't tell you how many years I've been disappointed in my yields. I'm excited and looking forward to what happens in my garden this year! Karen

[@irishpixierose]

Thanks Leon! Enjoy the way you break it down for us and find alternatives to what you use.

[@danhogle1776]

where do i get the 14-70-48 fertilizer?

[@edifying]

Love your videos. Really appreciate your efforts at finding alternatives.

[@likesowls52]

Leon, you are amazing and so knowledgeable and generous by sharing your gardening insights. We thank you for your videos and guidance and hope to get up to your place and thank you in person some day soon after this COVID-19 shelter in place goes away. Stay well and continue to be a great teacher. :)

[@donnanelson9181]

You didn’t show how you’re supposed to add water so that the plastic jugs soak up water. Every other video I’ve watched shows a tube going down into the barrel and water is added that way so that the water is at the bottom of the tub. Otherwise, you’re going to have to water from the top as you would any other pot. The way you have it set up all the jugs are going to do is maybe soak up extra water so the tub isn’t over watered, but you’re still going to have to water from the top which negates having a wicking system in the first place. Did I miss something???

[@philsla]

Thank you kindly, Sir. We appreciate you sharing your knowledge with all of us.

[@redheadvamp]

This is the only channel I watch that I take notes. Thank you Leon.

[@bbgrand1]

I went to the www.fertilome.com site that I found on your container, and didn't find anything with the 14-70-48 ratio. Could you please tell me how you came up with that ratio?

[@mattfennell666]

This fertilizer ratio is impossible. That ratio implies the fertilizer is 14% nitrogen, 70% phosphorus, and 48% potassium, which adds up to 132%.

[@FreeAmerican]

@@mattfennell666 I never give more than 110%

[@wesleyandj.r.173]

I see a lot of questions here. I am by no means an expert, but I have an advantage over most of you. I was taught how to do this one-on-one by Leon. So while I cannot guarantee you I am correct, I will try to explain the theory so that you can figure out the answers to your questions. The idea here is to have a tub that contains potting soil with water reservoir beneath it. You can use any type of container to make your tub. And you can use any type of container to make your water reservoir. It doesn't matter how big it is. So for my explanation I'm going to use the feed container with the six inch pipes. I have several of the feed containers which are about 20 gallons. I filled it full of potting soil and put a plant in it. The problem is if I don't have enough water in it the plant dies. If I have too much water the water level gets too high and the plant drowns. In order to prevent this we put a hole in beside 5 in from the bottom. But the plant will still have a tendency to drowned. Also I have 5 in of space on the bottom to hold water but I really am not holding that much water because it's full of dirt. That's why we put in the 6in drain pipe. It gives us a space to hold water in the bottom 5 in. Plus we have a 1 inch air space above the water level. This prevents too much moisture from getting up and causing root rot and drowning your plants. this is why I we put a smaller container in the bottom. It creates a space to hold water. now I used 6-inch pipe in mind to create this water reservoir. Because the pipe is 6in tall and the drain hole only allows water to fill in to a depth of 5in, I now have a 1 inch air space. This 1in dry zone is what prevents your plans fromLLP l getting root rot and prevents them from drowning. The landscape cloth that Leon puts it in is purely to keep the dirt from filling up the pipes. If you're using some other container for your airspace that is basically sealed up with the exception of a few small holes you don't have to worry about dirt getting in your water reservoir / airspace. In that case you don't need the landscape cloth. The pipe used to fill the container really is not necessary at all. The container will work brilliantly without the pipe. But the pipe is there for you, not the plant. If you want to fill the water reservoir at the bottom without the pipe then you must water extremely slowly and allow the water to trickle down through the dirt. So you can be there for an hour filling up just a few containers. With the pipe you have a direct route to get the water into your water reservoir. When I water my containers I water all 15 in about 3 to 5 minutes. Now I'm going to see Leon in about 3 weeks. There's going to be a get-together at his place and I'm going to be there. If he has anything to add I'll try to make any necessary corrections. I might even try to put together video of my own to explain it in more detail. if you have any questions on feeding and fertilizing may I make one suggestion . . . Do not ask me. I am guaranteed to give you the wrong answer. Those kinds of questions are exactly why I am so happy that Leon is only 45 minutes away.

[@linakoh4206]

Thank you Wesley for taking the trouble to explain...

[@wesleyandj.r.173]

@@linakoh4206 I just hope I got it right. LOL

[@obiemitchell8014]

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[@wesleyandj.r.173]

When mine get rain it just drain out the overflow holes. Just keep in mind that if you are using a liquid fertilizer it will was some out.

[@mariewhitman8758]

Wesley, you have mentioned the worries I have with the system in this video. First, you say "That's why we put in the 6in drain pipe. It gives us a space to hold water in the bottom 5 in. "- Then, you say " this is why I we put a smaller container in the bottom. It creates a space to hold water. now I used 6-inch pipe in mind to create this water reservoir." I have a hard time picturing this. Is there an image of how your version looks? Is this version you described shown in any of Leon's videos, or in someone else's video? I am having a hard time finding what I think is the "best" and easiest way to do this, but so far they all seem either too complicated or seems like there would be the problems you mentioned here. Thanks.

[@alexsummersell3567]

Target product is called "Good Dirt" brand.

[@tollinloud.5117]

Does anyone else think this mans words of wisdom hit the ears in away you would understand your favourite songs? just pleaser to hear facts without the all the rest of it like the usual KZbinr.

[@LetHimCook0497]

I have tried everything to try and understand the numbers on fertilizers and never could until this video! You are wonderful! Btw, we have four generations of Leon’s in my family. 👍

[@zachshearburn6737]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge some of the college professors have degrees without the experience and most don’t realize just because it looks good on paper doesn’t mean it’s Diddley squat in the real world some times

[@LeighPogue]

Zach Shearburn amen !

[@gregbrown5556]

Right there boys and girls!☝️

[@yosyang]

Please discuss about pesticide for oepn air growing

[@stepht5]

I appreciate you going through he different types of fertilizers!

[@mssavedin92]

FANTASTIC!! Thankyou for sharing your wisdom with us. God Bless you sir.

[@chrismichellehall9616]

Thk u so much. I'm learning more and more about gardening from watching ur videos. We have clay ground so I'm changing how I'm gardening this yr. Can't wait to see how it goes.

[@deb3834]

Good vid Mr. Leon. I knew that one fertilizer would promote plant growth and another after they flowers appear would promote fruit growth but I just didn't know the difference between the two. Now I do. Thank You Sir.

[@sarah54471]

I love your channel. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.

[@sandyboyd9057]

What is the name of the 14-70-48? Amazon has the Nature's source if anyone wants to know where to get it.

[@ds755]

Thanks!

[@bigdummy3580]

I called Fertilome and they say they dont make it .. UPDATE: I spoke with Leon, the 14-70-48 fertilizer he uses is called MASTER BLEND and he makes it with equal parts of a 10-52-10 & 4-18-38. It is NOT the Fertilome Fish Emulsion (that was just an empty container he had written it on, therefore the confusion). You can order his MASTER BLEND by calling the office at 580-564-2166. They are very helpful.

[@janek49]

Loving your videos Leon. Thanks so much.

[@wranther]

Thank you Leon! Your experience based pointers and tips are likely more accurate than are many book pointers and tips.

[@michaelbooher3793]

Thank you Leon. I will for sure be switching over to wicking tubs next season as I am already invested for this season....although I will make a few wicking tubs this year.. water is a really big deal here in the AZ desert and these wicking tubs seem perfect

[@dbammerofnail]

I wish I had found this channel before we built our raised garden beds. Making them wicking beds would have been amazing!! Leon do you have any ideas for a self watering solution that can be added to raised beds? I would love to have the ability to keep the garden watered even save rain water and not water by hand so much. 😊

[@kritterperson]

I looked up the label for Fertilome Fish Emulsion fertilizer that Leon had written 14-70-48 on the jug. The label says it is 5-1-1. Can you please verify what product contains 14-70-48? Thank you.

[@kritterperson]

UPDATE: I spoke with Leon, the 14-70-48 fertilizer he uses is called MASTER BLEND and he makes it with equal parts of a 10-52-10 & 4-18-38. It is NOT the Fertilome Fish Emulsion (that was just an empty container he had written it on, therefore the confusion). You can order his MASTER BLEND by calling the office at 580-564-2166. They are very helpful.

[@teepalz]

Kritter Person Does he ship it out of state or only within Oklahoma?

[@kritterperson]

@@teepalz I'm in Iowa, he mails it!

[@deepwaters3335]

This man knows his stuff.... love it.

[@davishomestead4147]

Don't worry about what the professionals say...your own proof says all it needs to as to what works.

[@marysurbanchickengarden]

Burn some small twigs and cardboard boxes and you have plenty of potash.

[@beverlygail9169]

I love listening to you. Your wisdom/knowledge is so valuable. The way you deliver the message is simply AWESOME! God bless you.

[@patriciamerritt8705]

Do I put a pipe in the bucket with jugs? Or just pour water in?????pls let us know!!!

[@irmasmith9066]

​@patriciamerritt8705 you do put a pipe in.

[@balla2172]

Link to that 14 70 48 fertaluzer. Cannot find it anywhere

[@quinbecker6785]

You won't find it. I found in another comment down below the poster had spoken with Leon and it's a blend he makes himself from a 10-52-10 and 4-18-38 equal parts. You can call him and order, he calls it Master Blend.

[@donnamasonbrown4119]

I saw on that bottle of fertilizer and researched it and here is what I have for you. VPG Fertilome/Bonham,Tx. pH# 903~5835501,855~2704776, toll free~888~5835296. Hope this helps

[@efrainnieto5582]

How do I get your 14-70-48 fertilizer?

[@quarterhorsgirl]

From what I can tell you need to look for fish emulsion fertilizer. That is what the fine print on the left side of the bottle said it was.

[@balla2172]

@@quarterhorsgirl express.google.com/u/0/product/7773862745280049455_2912982791589661563_1183006?gtim=CO_66Z-L0uK7ZxDo1NfuuZS5uaYBGJCFkhAiA1VTRCjw7qHnBTCemkg&gclid=Cj0KCQjwzunmBRDsARIsAGrt4muXvflqn78UxN05eQ8afFPV7hZ_uUuiG2IbMsfaFe2Ex2d28RUzIGcaAkQZEALw_wcB ?? That it? Only says 5-1-1

[@bigdummy3580]

UPDATE: I spoke with Leon, the 14-70-48 fertilizer he uses is called MASTER BLEND and he makes it with equal parts of a 10-52-10 & 4-18-38. It is NOT the Fertilome Fish Emulsion (that was just an empty container he had written it on, therefore the confusion). You can order his MASTER BLEND by calling the office at 580-564-2166. They are very helpful.

[@caeciliaderrick8741]

@@bigdummy3580 Thank you for the update. I have been searching the internet for hours trying to find this product.

[@dNEj4q3ce]

Thank You' It was a great video. This is my first time gardening.

[@karlagoddard2353]

I bought a big cow watering tank and I can't wait to try this system out!

[@DixieGirl9876]

I've just come in from doing 6 five gallon buckets. Here in the south you can buy mushroom compost, I added peat moss and potting soil to that with what fertilizer I had on hand a 10.10.10. with lime as well as epsom salts. I added the pvc pipes as well. Thanks for sharing!

[@beverlycharles6534]

How did it turn out? Was it worth the work? Still growing?

[@DixieGirl9876]

@@beverlycharles6534 Still using those bucket to grow in, they require less attention than the ones without that method.

[@parsonroy]

Do you make your own 14 70 48 or is it available somewhere?

[@NorthlanderMN]

I use gypsum for calcium and sulfur. It’s cheap. A granular 10-10-10, 12-12-12, miracle gro, or chicken poo fertilizer would do the same imo. Much cheaper. Adding some clean wood ash from your fire pit is great too. Has this been a tried and true system?

[@theusconstitution1776]

Did you forget to put in your plastic pipe for watering? Or was that David‘s fault?

[@underdiggeroakley2903]

In these terrible days of the new virus were finding out that the scientists don't always know everything. Only experience will tell us what the awncers are. This gentleman and my grandfather have that. And I trust experience more everyday.

[@Ferretlover64]

Hi Leon... I am just now finding your videos, and I want to go with all of your recommendations', but when it comes to the fertilizer that is 14-70-48...I looked at the container you had shown to the camera, and it was Ferti-lome Fish Emulsion Fertilizer by VPG so I looked it up to order it...but when I found it, it says that it is 5-1-1..... do you add more potash into the mixture then use it? Can it be purchased at the ratio? If it can be, I am not finding it, so I decided to ask you and see how you get your 14-70-48 ratio' mixture to use it. thank you for the amazing videos !!

[@chillinOkie]

No pipe for watering this time ?

[@wesleyandj.r.173]

Actually the pipe isn't a 100% requirement. You can always just water through the dirt on top. But as you can imagine trying to fill up a 3 or 4 gallon air space by allowing the water to drain through the dirt is going to take some time. The pipe it's just to make it quicker and easier to fill up the air space. This is one of several videos that were created all at once to try to answer other people's questions. I have a feeling this tub was put together just for this video and isn't one of the actual wicking container tubs that he grows in. First Sunday in May there's going to be a get-together out at Leons place. I live close enough that I'm going to have the pleasure of being there. If you get the chance come and join us. Leon loves to answer questions one-on-one. He will drop everything to talk to somebody in person. But he is a very, very busy elderly gentleman with a business to run. Therefore he doesn't get to answer a whole lot of questions online. To be honest Tama I don't think he even looks on KZbin unless someone shows him something. LOL If you do get the pleasure of joining us I guarantee you that you will love Leon. Just make sure you bring the kids

[@mssavedin92]

I just noticed that. Perhaps it was forgotten...

[@bbunderson]

@@wesleyandj.r.173 do you think the plants are as nutritious as those grown in typical soil? Thanks!

[@thegiftlady1]

This was on filling the tub with soil & fert only. Check out his vid: Review of Wicking Tub Episode 42. 👍

[@sheilab29]

If you use the bagged potting soil with fertilizer in it, do you still add the Natures Source and other items

[@earlschultz7880]

Love your videos! Thank you so much for all the info you pass on to us. God bless you!

[@madddoll8685]

The "Dirt" product he mentions from Target: www.target.com/p/plant-food-indoor-pump-good-dirt/-/A-53855617

[@josephtucci1872]

Awesome job first time watching you leon.. you rock!!!

[@jeaniechampagne8831]

Leon, I was following along your wicking system, then you got sidetracked with all the fertilizers. I' m guessing you water on top of your planter , how much ?, then wait until it's time to water again. I guess that has something to do with that outside hole. Please finiish your lesdon, please, for a dummy.

[@KenAils-x2f]

For the cost of all these fertilizers, each tomato would cost several dollars. I'm sure you know what you're talking about, but it just seems rather complicated to choose between these various concentrations. Interesting video though.

[@dragonshoarddesign3094]

I do hydroponic vegetables If I went by the the measuring instruction on the bottles of micronutrients instead of getting 750ppm I would get I it get 3000 ppm

[@jeremyturnbull6299]

Nature’s source is available on amazon. I bought the super bloom. Working great so far

[@andrerobichaud1333]

Would liquid form fertilizer added to water wick to the plants properly/adequately with this system? I am definitely excited to try container planting - awesome.

[@missmartamc]

Hello Leon, thank you for all you do to help us learn to grow our own food. The Good Lord knows, so many of us need someone who loves to teach to show us how to grow! Could you please put your ratios of fertilizer that you add to the bed when you first make it, into print in the video description? I'm having a hard time following and figuring that out. Thank you again!

[@woohoo7881]

Your videos are awesome. You can tell u know what you're doin. Great videos keep them coming

[@sharonawalker4501]

Thank you Leon, for the very informative video. I came over from arms family Homestead to you to learn more about the buckets and the fertilizer that you use. Since I am in Southern Arizona, I am going to grow in more buckets this year instead of the ground that way I can place them where my free range chickens can't get to my plants and I can use one of my pop up shelters for shade when it gets really hot. To be able to water every few days, instead of daily, Would I need to place a couple of pipes in 1 or 2 of the bottles in the bottom?

[@kimwalders8781]

So the first video I watched of your you had a piece of landscape fabric and a piece of PCV for watering. Now this video you dint do that. I’m confused? Which way is the better way. I enjoy your videos don’t get me wrong. Just wondering why the change?..

[@kateorwell7203]

Leon, you didn't show us the Product name of the liquid Fertilizer in the Grey bottle with the high potassium and potash.

[@blackriflex39]

i looked up the ferti lome 10614 and its not 14-70-48 its 5-1-1 are you changing the dilution rate to achieve those numbers?

[@TimHoward-z6n]

I saw some of your videos during the great medical scare, thanks for what you've done for America Sir!

[@Sagir32]

Leon is amazing!!! I’m learning so much!! Thank you kind sir.

[@cordovanbee713]

Thanks for sharing your information, very helpful

[@lolitabonita08]

so how do i make my own nutrient fertilizer for 14=70=48 ? I did the search but i can not find anything in how to come up with those numbers in the formulation of my own fertilizer...thanks

[@p0k7lm]

Tnx 4 video !☺ im sure your experience is correct on the ratios , i find the " professors" & " professionals " are usually way out of touch with true info 😂 tnx again ! back yard experience rules !🐯

[@PENFOLD1962]

Hi from Yorkshire UK. We can read as many books as we want, we will never beat listening to someone with years of experience. Someone who has been there done it, made a few mistakes along the way. We are so lucky to have you. Thank you for sharing your years of experiece, and taking the time to spread your knowledge amongst the world of fellow gardeners. I'm a NEW SUBSCRIBER, I can't wait to watch more of your videos. 👍😆👍 As we say in Yorkshire.... "YOU ARE A TOP BLOKE" (without the Yorkshire accent of course lol).

[@kritterperson]

UPDATE: I spoke with Leon, the 14-70-48 fertilizer he uses is called MASTER BLEND and he makes it with equal parts of a 10-52-10 & 4-18-38. It is NOT the Fertilome Fish Emulsion (that was just an empty container he had written it on, therefore the confusion). You can order his MASTER BLEND by calling the office at 580-564-2166. They are very helpful.

[@gulfcoastacrscrapper6523]

I use master blend in my kracky method. Thanks

[@ashtanga2000]

Where's the PVC watering pipe in this set up? Did he forget to put it in or is this a different set up?

[@munchkin5674]

AshtangaBoy Yeah, I was curious about that too and wanted to see how he got the water down into the jugs!

[@bernicemontpetit]

Kritter Person mixing these 2 fertilizers together does not give that result . It would have 7 N 35 P and 24 K

[@bernicemontpetit]

Kritter Person I believe

[@lindaschad298]

Thanks! Going to find those last two fertilizers.

[@BosnWayne]

Thanks Mr Leon! You are a good man.

[@donnamasonbrown4119]

I love your videos, learning a lot about growing plants. Thanks so much for sharing this with me. 💖 from texas

[@louisedworzak5102]

Love your video. First time grower. what a pleasure to have found your channel. God bless Sir.

[@01Lenda]

Make your own Garrett Juice. Same thing and works as well as, if not better.

[@paulien7779]

will the phospherous and potash be too much for human consumption though because it does go into the food? just learning i have no clue! asking to learn not to judge. thanks

[@EL_REY_CZAR4ev]

Mr. Leon thank you so much for the generosity in sharing all your information sir. Also thank you for bringing back memories of my conversations with my Papa on the ranch. Lots of love from South Central Texas!

[@samueljohnson7155]

Where can you buy 14-70-48 fertilizer?

[@brendagabbard3850]

I went to purchase soil for my wick tub. I didn't know which soil mix to buy. Please give suggestions like you did the fertilizers. Can't wait to try this method. Thanks.

[@wesleyandj.r.173]

Any standard potting soil will do. You just want something that's not going to come packed and get hard.

[@wendellbufford7299]

Just watch your video on the wicking tub with milk jug didn’t see u put the pvc pipe in it do need or not

[@samanthachristensen6603]

so which one should you get we live in Montana its hard to grow things here in Roundup we can't drink the water.

[@wesleyhackney]

I like this info. Would you use same fertilizer strategy for flowers instead of veggies

[@808drummerpercussionist9]

Watering? How with this system? How much Lime?

[@kathysturm4251]

Where online can we order these supplies from you? Thanks

[@terrymenger2780]

Thank you so much for this. We need all the help we can get in these troubling times.

[@chucktaylor5878]

So what would happen if I had a self-filling tub and just kept 1 gallon of fertilizer in the bottom of the tub at all times?

[@kingskidspoodles1393]

Are you Not putting the pipe in side to water??

[@ashtanga2000]

What I'm wondering too. Maybe he forgot for these two videos.

[@galbengbote1655]

Your plant sir is lots of pertilizer maybe your sponsoring products not a organic plantings

[@Cmaurer86]

Murate potash works real good for any plants espechily sugar cane.

[@randomness8819]

Sir where are you located? I need to visit you plz!!

[@NurseBambi]

Thank you Leon. Love your videos Can we visit your farm? Where r u located.

[@zachshearburn6737]

Bambi kimmes RN BSN Kingston, Oklahoma he does tours on Sunday

[@rebeccastivers8941]

Love what your doing and your dedication. Thank you! So many need to know these simple methods of growing food. ♥ God Bless You!!!

[@treasuretreereynolds1764]

Leon, you are such a great human being. Love all that you teach. Greetings from Texas!

[@shobhapillai3757]

Why do some models show landscape fabric and some do not?

[@Moondoggy1941]

For some reason that I cannot get this stuff delivered to Ca.

[@jtreedog409]

mr leon why didnt you use the ground cover an pvc water pipe ?

[@countryrose763]

Cant find the vpg fertilizer either. Is that only for farmes