Thanks for this wonderful feature video, John! Art’s garden is so awesome! He’s got a lot of very nice crops growing in his garden. I am very impressed because aside from putting to good use some of his barrels; he is also very resourceful in using milk crates for his hydro garden! That’s really something else. Great job!
John; i had one question already earlier regarding hydroponic growing. as this type of growing is soilless, it means alsoonly fertilizer-based, it means "without minerals and enzymes". and there is no diffrence, whether the fertilizer is organic or regualr ssynthetic. How to manage that? As an idea, this vertically growing attracts me... but the idea just use the solution for growing... is not attracting me at all :). What is your opinion - maybe to create separate post about it?
I love the verticle gardening concept, but those pots are WAY over priced for being styrafoam stackable pots. There has to be a cheaper, maybe even better way.
I feel divided. I understand that technology is an extension of nature, but I still feel like this maximum output agriculture philosophy has got it wrong.
Loved your video! thanks for sharing :-)
EcoHabitat00 1 month ago
Thanks.....basically:)
MistaRat 1 month ago
are you a hydroponic gardener or are you a barrel salesman?
i could not tell
jse07 9 months ago
@jse07 the only thing he's trying to sell you on is the idea of growing your own food.
m081779 9 months ago
This is AWESOME. So many ideas, thank you so much for posting this video! Art is amazing!
deadwillwalk77 11 months ago
Thanks for this wonderful feature video, John! Art’s garden is so awesome! He’s got a lot of very nice crops growing in his garden. I am very impressed because aside from putting to good use some of his barrels; he is also very resourceful in using milk crates for his hydro garden! That’s really something else. Great job!
nutrientmix 11 months ago
John; i had one question already earlier regarding hydroponic growing. as this type of growing is soilless, it means alsoonly fertilizer-based, it means "without minerals and enzymes". and there is no diffrence, whether the fertilizer is organic or regualr ssynthetic. How to manage that? As an idea, this vertically growing attracts me... but the idea just use the solution for growing... is not attracting me at all :). What is your opinion - maybe to create separate post about it?
apensiil 1 year ago
I have been using milk crates stacked on movable shelving on my townhouse patio.
Fun to see his plants. Much encouraged.
Thanks John . Love you work.
greensings 1 year ago
how big is his yard? Looks pretty big from the start.
zekehooper 1 year ago
I love the verticle gardening concept, but those pots are WAY over priced for being styrafoam stackable pots. There has to be a cheaper, maybe even better way.
THUGOONIE 1 year ago
Great information, thanks!
rskurow 1 year ago
I feel divided. I understand that technology is an extension of nature, but I still feel like this maximum output agriculture philosophy has got it wrong.
phantomcreamer 1 year ago
Line those carts with cardboard. Worms love it and it will still be breathable so you can get oxygen to that dirt.
phantomcreamer 1 year ago
please put a link up for art.
lrrp25 1 year ago
youtube. com/artoliva
growingyourgreens 1 year ago 4
@lrrp25 I think it is artshomestead ? I'm sure if you type that out it will take you to the right spot.
zekehooper 1 year ago
Very nice garden! It seems to use some sort of "Cubic Yardening", lol
Helioforge 1 year ago