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The only caveat is that it should be a METAL trash can. The plastic ones are sometimes treated with pesticides, you don't want that leaching into your soil. It could also be done it old tires, when the bloom forms, add another tire and more dirt.
I tried this, except I used a plastic 5 gal bucket. As of 4/22/2012 I have small sprouts coming out of the soil. I'm excited. I might even start a couple more buckets to see if I can do carrots, beats or rootabegas (if that's how you spell it).
The only caveat is that it should be a METAL trash can. The plastic ones are sometimes treated with pesticides, you don't want that leaching into your soil.
ReplyDeleteIt could also be done it old tires, when the bloom forms, add another tire and more dirt.
Thanks for your feedback Jeannetta! Great ideas!
ReplyDeleteI tried this, except I used a plastic 5 gal bucket. As of 4/22/2012 I have small sprouts coming out of the soil. I'm excited. I might even start a couple more buckets to see if I can do carrots, beats or rootabegas (if that's how you spell it).
ReplyDeleteI've got little spouts coming out of the soil. It looks so easy, I can't believe they're actually growing in my 5 gal bucket.
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