Hügelkultur In Containers

[@customrtqe3075]

Good idea

[@differentkim]

Thanks! It came out of a bad run with store-bought. I'll never go back.

[@Yo_cean]

Great content, my friend

[@differentkim]

Thanks for popping in!

[@NanasWorms]

I do mini hügelkultur containers too. Have you ever tried putting waste wool in the bottom mix? We got two huge bags for free from a sheep farm and, as far as I can tell, it's been a great amendment to my containers and compost. If I lived near that creek, I would visit as often as I could! ~ Sandra

[@differentkim]

I carry a chair down and, take it right in. Best seat ever. I haven't tried wool. I should considering I live in a valley full of sheep.

[@Godisgracious85]

I have been doing this just on a whim. Or perhaps Holy Spirt told me anyway it is amazing. I’m on a budget so I had to figure something out. It’s nature in a bucket ❤❤❤

[@differentkim]

It is nature in a bucket! Holy Spirit knows what's up . . . and, so do you. Some lucky folks have a touch. Thanks for stopping in. ❤❤❤

[@brianseybert192]

I made a similar grow bag for sweet potatoes, only problem was I did not put the slips in until the 4th of July, see what I get here in WI. Nice video, stay Well!!!

[@differentkim]

I'm so late also but, it's teh wood rats fault. Goes how it goes. Maybe we'll get a surprise this fall. Thanks for checking it out. cheers!

[@dnawormcastings]

What a great mix of stuff u used in that pot very nice 🇳🇿🪱

[@differentkim]

The price is right for sure! Thanks!

[@jockelization]

Hi Kim! I enjoy your videos very much. I was wondering what kind of radish you use? Because the radish stems you have in the bottom of the bucket, does not look like any kind of radish I plant here in northern Europe. Also, is that the kind of raddish you used in another video where you told us that snails don´t like raddish?

[@differentkim]

Very kind of you to say. Hello, and thank you. The variety is Champion from Lake Valley Seeds. But, they have reseeded themselves several times over at this point. Yes, it's the same radish you see in the slug video. They worked so well deterring slugs and the bees enjoy the blooms so much that I no longer care about the harvest. I eat the leaves which have the same taste.

[@jockelization]

@@differentkim Thank you!