How to plant and grow a vertical (or roof) garden
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Vertical Garden
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How to plant and grow a vertical (or roof) garden
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Great idea for growing herbs and having available in off seasonal times
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Does anyone have details on how to build this exactly?
Sounds like russel crowe
You can do this too, http://www.amazon.com/cmsGardens-Vertical-Eco-friendly-Re-cycled-Waterproof/dp/B00KMEP57W/ref=aag_m_pw_dp?ie=UTF8&m=A24UU819ER2MF6
So is there a safer alternative to rockwool as the base growing medium?
Please show the full install of the system. Thankyou
very good ideal
Please respond!!!!! I am trying to find rockwool in the batting that you are using!!! All I can find is the rockwool in starting cubes. I have found the insulation rockwool but that has formaldehyde in it., I would appreciate some help!!!! Thank you!!!!
Vertical gardening is great and I use it all the time in my small space gardening, you can grow just about anything, accept a tree!
Thanks for the vid.
Happy Gardening
Marty Ware
Hi guys, fantastic idea this and great video. i just have a question regarding the differences in summer of how much h20 the plants use, as opposed to actual food they are taking on. does the rockwool need flushing and the sump need regular cleaning?
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hi what are the timings for the watering ie how many times a week and for how long? thanks
I love this……
Looks beautiful. What happens to your openings after one or two seasons and roots decompose in the space. Does it get mucked up and lose ability to wick water? Seems there could be a more ecological material to work with. Encourage using a bioponic approach to hydroponics for nutrient sources. All the elements used to build and feed this system are from manufactured chemicals; this sort of contradicts the important message behind vertical growing.
Lasting indefinitely!? PERFECT
I just looked up rock wool, never having heard of it before. I found some very interesting warnings concernning this material, dispite it's advantages. It is hard to dispose of. If it is buried, it will last indefinitely, and it's fibers are bad for your lungs. Please look up facts before using.
Is it just me, or is the audio out of sync with the video? 😛
hi Im Making a 12 square meter vertical garden in Uruguay. South America. we have a very similar climate. Im building an outdoor garden.
The question is: as the water has minerals that eat the metal, do you need a special type of pump? one with no metal I asume.
the other one, how many times a day do you have to set the timer to irrigate the panel? or is it on the whole day?
do you apply the rockwool dry and then insert the plants or you prehumidify it as to get the hidroponic water better?
This is a great concept but I have concerns about the rockwool used for ediable plants.
Because formaldhydes are used as a binder with most insulation products, here in Canada our known major manufactuer "Roxul", I believe still uses this toxic substance. I'll have to investigate further and/or find another alternative if that is still the case.
Thanks for the post