Easy Steps to Grow Amazing Cabbage at Home: A Beginner's Guide

Revolutionary DIY Shallow Wicking Bed for Effortless Cabbage Growing!
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Discover a groundbreaking and budget-friendly method for growing cabbage with our innovative DIY shallow wicking bed system! This game-changing approach simplifies cabbage cultivation, making it accessible for everyone, from apartment dwellers with limited space to seasoned gardeners looking to streamline their efforts. Say goodbye to constant watering worries and hello to lush, healthy cabbage with minimal work.Design Your Own Shallow Wicking Bed: Learn how to construct a wicking bed system from scratch using affordable materials. Perfect for small spaces, balconies, or anywhere you want to grow cabbage.Water Efficiency: Understand how the wicking system conserves water and delivers it directly to the roots, ensuring your cabbages get exactly what they need to thrive.Planting and Care: Dive into planting your cabbage in this unique setup, with detailed advice on ensuring optimal growth with less effort.Benefits: Discover the myriad benefits of using a shallow wicking bed, from water conservation and reduced weeding to enhanced plant health and yield.Harvesting Your Cabbage: Enjoy the fruits of your labor with tips on when and how to harvest your cabbage for maximum freshness and taste.This DIY project is not just a space-saver but a time and resource saver, proving that innovative gardening solutions can lead to amazing results without breaking the bank. Whether you're a gardening novice or a pro, this method promises to make your cabbage growing experience more productive and enjoyable.Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more innovative gardening tips and tricks. Have you tried using a wicking bed for other vegetables? Share your experiences in the comments below!

[@AdeniyiDamilareDada]

Well done

[@deannaschroeder4782]

I always enjoy your video's! I like learning new ways to grow food.

[@completegrowing5427]

Glad you like them!

[@monicasutton8253]

Did you start the seeds and transplant them to the wicking bed or did you toss the seeds in at the beginning? Last year I accidentally started squash because I spilled the seeds in a beto bucket. Best harvest ever!

[@completegrowing5427]

We started the seeds first. After 4 weeks we transpplanted them. I did just throw in some basil and radish seeds just to see what would happen. Everything grew great. Thanks

[@mikejones1615]

If l use this outdoors can you have an over flow pipe to keep the water level at a certain height?

[@completegrowing5427]

absolutely. Use gravel and a screen about 2" from the bottom of a few 1" holes. One on each side would wok best. Just one would still work if there are no downpours.

[@mikejones1615]

@completegrowing5427 could l use a float valve to keep it at a constant level outdoors just below the overflow.?

[@completegrowing5427]

Would not advise. Not needed and it is one more moving part to fail.

[@mikejones1615]

Thanks. Do you use 2 inches of stone at the bottom, & does the water come level with the top of the stone where it touches the perlite?

[@completegrowing5427]

Yes, Sometimes the water was a little higher. No problem. I did let it go lower before adding water as well.