Tower Of Lettuce Plants From Plastic Bottles | On The Terrace | Narrow Space
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I wouldn’t harvest them all at the same time. I would plant the kind where I could take a few leaves off of each plant and keep them growing for a long time, just taking a few leaves. Getting a whole salad each day… This is an amazing idea. A wonderful use of a narrow space! Very creative!
I use the bottles as a mini greenhouse when I first plant out, but this is a great idea for saving space in smaller gardens. 👍
I'm going to try this next spring,what a space saver!
Lovely idea - I can see these stands filled with strawberry plants or flowers too. I would fasten to the wall/fence in case of heavy winds/rain.
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Watch it again - it IS fastened to the wall!
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What an interesting idea, from the images to the sounds, everything is so peaceful👋👋
Great idea for those that can’t get down to ground. Thank you!
This is genius!. Great use of available resources. I love it! I'm gonna do it!
Какой полезный ролик для творческих людей!Спасибо!
Проще в грядку посадить , чем бутылки нарезать.
@@Мария-в1ы8я места много занимают ваши грядки, да и раком стоять не нужно.
@@Мария-в1ы8я , у массы людей нет огорода..а подоконник и балкон есть
I was hoping for a cut and come again finale. This would be a great project to do with my granddaughters!
For growing herbs and salad greens in my kitchen garden, I do my plantings--both indoor or outdoor-- in batches ...10 days apart. This way, I am neither overwhelmed by the harvest nor do I run short of greens.
That's a great idea, 10 days apart! Thank you. I don't want all the lettuce at the same time.
Я представляю, какая будет красота, если таким способом высадить петунии
Для петунии в такой бутылке катастрофически мало места . Я тоже их обожаю, но они в таких условиях загнутся
Thank you for sharing this wonderful idea. Perfect. 😊
ขอบคุณมากค่ะ เป็นการปลูกที่สร้างสรรค์สำหรับคนมีพื้นที่น้อย แปลกใจว่าต้นแบบที่มีรากเลย เกิดจากการเพาะเมล็ดพันธุ์หรือคะ
You make one big mistake don.t cut the whole plant only the leaves that you need it will produce leaves all summer long
Agreed. I cringed when he cut all of them at once. Succession planting would also work well to extend the season.
This is so simple it’s brilliant!
Best inexpensive Vertical Tower Garden I’ve seen.
Reusing plastic bottles to easily and efficiently feed yourself! I love it. So many ways to modify to suit different needs.
I’ll add a pump at the bottom, pipe it to the top, and use clay balls as media for a hydroponic setup. Thanks again.
You're also feed yourself micro plastics and chemicals that plastic is made out of. You should NOT eat food made grown in plastic.
@TreeGrower It doesn’t really matter if it’s BPA free.
What they replaced BPA with in any plastic you’ll come across is still structurally the same, even in the same chemical family. They’re all plasticizers so their job is to keep plastic from being brittle and breaking.
They’re all still endocrine disrupters. So you’d have to go back to 19th century living in a very remote area to avoid that..good luck.
Also big thank you to the corrupt FDA for approving it all.
So the idea in the video is ingenious…
re-use waste bottles to efficiently grow food vertically in confined space with extremely low cost and minimal skill to build. So effective and accessible it’s ingenious.
@@thinkfloyd2594 Sorry. The damage is done. Ever touch plastic? Ever eat any food that wasn’t grown in your own yard? How about a thermally printed receipt (since the mid 1990’s)?
Unless you were born and raised in the 19th century, you’ve been well exposed to endocrine disrupters (and worse) your whole life.
This is reusing waste, growing your own food, inexpensive, simple, low skill to build and teaches food independence. It’ll save lives, and improve health.
this is a wonderfull idea. thanks for sharing it. I dont know where you from, but i'm from Canada and your idea has traveled over the ocean if you are in Europe. Thanks you Internet for that connection with other peoples around the world.
Very nice looking system!!!
Great! I like it! Thank you for this idea!
👍👍👍
That was so beautiful.
Thank you for sharing. Godbless!
Пожалуй, посажу так петунию и лобелию.
Классно, мне понравилось, надо попробовать, эту штуку.
Не пробуйте, не будет расти... Верхние кустики сгниют от изобилия влаги, а нижние засохнут из за отсутствия ее. Я садила так, пришлось увеличивать отверстия каждого кустика и поливать лейкой с тонким носиком каждый кустик. Вобщем
суета- сует... Легче просто на грядку высадить, чем потом прыгать возле этих
" башен"...
Талантливый изобретатель. Спасибо за школу. Желаю удачи и успехов.
Интересная и необычная идея выращивания!Спасибо!👍👏🇷🇺
❤️🇺🇦❤️🇺🇦❤️🇺🇦❤️🇺🇦
Best idea. We just need to secure them to the wall.
genius!!! great for small patio!!!
Wow definitely, this is the thing I've been looking for! ☘️ Thanks
I LOVE THIS! Doing it in couple of weeks!!’🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾❤️❤️❤️
Parabéns, muito obrigada por compartilhar e nos ensinar a fazer uma horta utilizando as garrafas de plástico.
Subsistence farming is the key to survival in any political and economic system. Thanks. 👍👏
thank you for sharing your technic about vertical gardening.
замечательная идея- спасибо!!!!
Very efficient use of space, I particularly like the elephant watering can
Лучше постепенно высаживать растения, чтобы сразу всё не срезать. А так идея неплохая, конечно)) У нас в России я видел у дачников клубничные « деревья» из пластиковых труб, с просверленными с разных сторон и на разных уровнях подходящими отверстиями, в которые были насажены клубничные кустики.. Ах, как же аппетитно смотрелись свисающие грозди клубники))
Looks just perfect!
Отличная идея, ещё и капельный полив замечательно. Урожай надо снимать несколько раз, так как там много удобрений
I'm from America, have a nice day, congratulations for a great idea😍
Nederland oh Nederland, jij bent de kampioen. Wij houden van Oranje, van zijn daden en zijn doen.
Bagus banget menara selada, luar biasa
Также можно и клубнику посадить👌👍 Спасибо за идею! 🤗💪🥰
Me gustó mucho el vídeo sobre todo muy esplicado la tierra que planto las lechugas y lo que le echo al agua me gustó mucho bendiciones desde Santiago chile
Très belle performance courage merci pour le partage ❤️❤️❤️👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾💪👌🏾👋🏾
Вот как то не верится что капля воды дойдёт до нижней бутылки .
These look like they could topple over easily. I wonder if it would work to leave the caps off & stack these on a rebar stake.
Thank you for sharing this, thats why i didnt throw the plastic bottle
trovo l'idea e il video DELIZIOSO!
すばらしいIDEA!
GREAT IDEA,THANK YOU SO MUCH💕
Вот одно не понятно каким образом вода доходит до нижней бутылке? Ведь пока она дойдет, в верхней бутылке будет каша а не земля.
Witzige Idee! Das kann ich vielleicht auch neben dem Fenster machen.
Brilliant
Q trabajo mas genial te saludo desde Paraguay Asuncion
Wow that's amazing ,supports here
You should stagger the plantings in time so that you have a continuous harvest over the season.
The great thing about this kind of lettuce is you can a few leaves at a time and it keeps growing. I've never tried this, but yes please!! Everything is so expensive, even lettuce.
Seus vídeos são shows continuem assim e essas músicas 🎶 ótimas demais.
Great idea!
Muy lindo, me diste una idea para mi balcón
Да нафиг замарачиваться. Он у меня и на грядке неплохо растет. Это ладно если огород маленький, то можно и так выращивать. Оригинально конечно.
Very good suhuru waga
Muito criativo. Parabéns.
Красивый салат и очень интересная идея,!
amazing
No lugar da fibra posso usar serragem gostei parabéns muito bom está reciclando
Un verdadero orgullo me gusto muyo te saludo desdes Paraguay Asuncion
Love the simple concept. Have you try to use bamboo instead of plastic? It will be healthier than eating greens grown in plastic.
How do you use the bamboo?
The bottles are food grade plastic, so there's no problem.
@@halibaitor I have heard that many of those plastic bottles will only be safe for a few uses. After a longer time, the stuff in the plastic deteriorates and you are left with a slightly unsafe container. People used to reuse the bottles as water bottles by refilling them but safer to buy an actual bottle meant for reuse.
I'd have to plant lettuce another way since I don't buy water or soda bottles that I could do this project.
Lettuce prices have gone crazy; one head of lettuce in our only local store now costs more than I could buy a nice roast in pre-pandemic time! Will be using my indoor plant lights for lettuce this winter! Also going to grow assorted sprouts.
awesome video,definitly trying this year
I love this much.
Desde el día 8 ya sirve para un sanwich!!! Gracias por compartir!!!
Потрясающе!
Молодец !!! Без слов !!!
How would you keep them from toppling over in the wind outside.
I always enjoyed the gourmet variety. You could pick a leaf and some to make up your salad. Could you not place some parsley and radishes. I'd stand a large pot with a variety of cherry tomatoes near by. Some shade might be needed for the lettuce depending
Could make a fresh herb garden this way.
Класс, спасибо большое!
Is this a Christmas video? The music sure makes it seem that way!
Excellent !!!
Merci
Felicidades desde Tampico Tamaulipas México
Very smart idea.... 👌
Nice music the first tune was old laing sine played at the new year very sentimental for us Scottish people oh and lovely lettuce idea too just take a bit at a time for your salad what is it you say in America good job x
Nice system of planting, may I know the variety lettuce,how many days in seed box before transplanting
And how many.days before harvesting.thanks for sharing.
обалденно!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!спасибо за видео
Great video, thank you! ❤️ 🌵
I bet you could use two liter bottles and put two lettuce in each bottle
Like it
Excelente, gracias por compartir
Buena idea Like
sehr schön was zeigen plfanzen brauch liebe herz und für die undweld
Brilliant!
Sheer Genius!!! I wonder if this would work for strawberries?
Im trying it. Easy water system. Im doing inside verticle 5 gallon at bottom with bok choy or tomatoe with extra bottle at the bottom wick system.
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So how did your little garden work out? I would think it was successful 😃
Замечательно!
Nitido 👍
Tuyệt vời quá
Tolle Idee👍🏻😄
you should put fertilizer into your first tank of water for each stack and for each subsequent crop. while your plants have a decent growth rate, you'll find that fertilized plants will be hardier.
Fish emulsion 1st round??. Helps the roots
Acho lindo ese trabalho
Great! But how do you keep it from falling over in the wind or when the squirrels get into it or the birds?
Duct tape and baling wire.
I was thinking you could use the same heating tool on each bottle and add two small holes to feed zip ties through and zip tie it to your fence - here in Missouri, the winds would destroy this in no time if there isn’t something holding it down.
Если не закрепить к стене, ветром снесёт эту башню.
Good video, thank you. How long does the water last in the revisors ?
Good
Love it!
Great job 👏🏾 ♻️ can you transplant? Into the same or use fresh soil ?
That was awesome. What happened to the base of the lettuce plant that's in the bottle? Does it grow more lettuce or does it just produce one harvest?
You can cut one or two leaves off at a time from each plant so that all of the plants continue growing for a long time or up until they want to go to seed. With a few more of those contraptions you could have yourself a small to medium sized salad every day, along with the chives, tomatoes, Swiss chard, etc., that you can grow in 3 gallon buckets on the side.
Im thinking all a 5 gallon bucket. Put a water source at the top and add herbs.
It will providd stability to the letu e bottles. Im excited starting mine indoor though. The skys they spray 😞
I've heard you can harvest lettuce & it will re-grow. They call it "Cut & Come Again". You can do this twice (for a total of 3 harvests), but after that, the lettuce will be too bitter. (I think it gets a stronger flavor each time.)
As another commenter said, another method is to just pick off the lower, older leaves from each plant & leave the younger leaves to harvest later.
@@dapperdingo Thank you
@@sylviaflores7941 Thank you