Growing in shoe organizer vertical planters part 1

WORKING ON PART 2 IN MY INDOOR GROW ROOM FORGIVE ME FOR THE DELAYS VIDEOS COMING IN 3 WEEKS!
In this video I'll show you guys how to build your super easy shoe organizer vertical planter. As promised in the video here are links to the different items you will need for this project.
Happy gardening!
Amazon US links
Shoe organizer: amzn.to/39WmkTe
S Hooks: amzn.to/3b1EX9y
Reusable heavy duty zip ties: amzn.to/2JVHy9h
Pelleted chicken manure: amzn.to/2V0UwJ2
ProMix: amzn.to/2Rx9NiH
Fiskars garden trowels: amzn.to/34tDczH
Amazon Canada links
Shoe organizer: amzn.to/2K1avjW
S Hooks: amzn.to/2RrkhQH
Reusable zip ties amzn.to/2VlvV0G
Organic balanced fertlizer: amzn.to/34xbsdp
ProMix: amzn.to/2VolNnS
Fiskars garden trowels: amzn.to/3a0tEgr

[@Mariotravelvideos]

Great video. Can you please do an update?

[@Gardengreens222]

Hi ,thanks for the informative video. I am also a garden inthusiastic👍

[@joprent6727]

Great idea. Thanks

[@valjalava1951]

Awesome idea

[@ThePlantCharmer]

Thank you! and thanks for the comment it made me realize the title was missing from the video! Happy gardening!

[@josieprofi2398]

Thank you! I found the idea elsewhere but came looking for how to actually get'r done. Now I found your vid. awesome! Also love the S'hooks suggestion. Now to my question. I'm importing tree bark from my local forest. like 500m away and wanted to know of your thoughts on this. The bark comes from trees already harvested and left behind. Just fyi. Thanks!

[@m00njaguar]

Have you hung one of these directly onto a brick wall by hanging it using big nails, screws or something else? If so, what materials and techniques would you recommend for doing this?

[@bobbigbrotherdelacruz4911]

OMG
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[@haltal91]

Hello have you uploaded part two?

[@JaimeC79]

I can’t find part 2

[@rebekahquach8626]

Hi! Thanks for the tutorial. Could you please give some suggestions of veggies that will work in this type of set-up? I understand lettuce and most greens work - but anything else?

[@ThePlantCharmer]

Im glad you enjoyed this first part. Strawberries, herbs, lettuce, radishes, onions, beets and bush beans will all work in such a system

[@rebekahquach8626]

Thank you!! I have recorded this list in my garden journal :)

[@isabelleturcotte6279]

Any other recommandation for the shoe organizer? The misslo one is quite hard to find. Thanks

[@joaniesnyder2402]

Are you using a fabric she organizer?

[@meganbrozek1294]

Can you direct sow strawberry seeds into the compartments or do you need to transplant seedlings?

[@ThePlantCharmer]

You could but strawberry plants need to see 900 hours of cold temps to have the vigour to flower and they take very long to grow from seed. You are much better off finding plants if you want production

[@meganbrozek1294]

@@ThePlantCharmer thank you!

[@Autonomousgardener]

Part two?

[@thelifeofjonnelleohtv3168]

What happened to the update

[@joeoliva2464]

why not push the tote under the organizer and catch all the spillage?

[@joeoliva2464]

lol, did just that after i made the comment. nj

[@JonnieGreener]

Peat moss is unsustainable. Please try to find a substitute and advise people not to use this finite resource.

[@ThePlantCharmer]

We are switching to coco as soon as we can import container loads. Canada has the largest quantities of peat bogs in the world and although you are right that we should switch to a different medium, large efforts are put into conserving the resources as a tiny % of it is harvested

[@michaellindner5095]

You're really preaching to the choir here dude.