When you buy a store-bought young plant, oftentimes you get those Styrofoam beads at the bottom of the soil. I always found that an annoyance, but I plant it with them none the less. I pick out larger chunks if I can. If there is a biodegradable variety, I imagine it's superior to commercial.
I don't know if I like that package peanuts thing. What if you have to replant the container? Do you stir up the packaging peanuts into the soil? Or will you pick them out? I don't like that it doesn't biodegrade and add to the soil. I wonder if you could use cardboard pieces instead?
Love your user name. I was wandering whether it would be possible to use those "bio-packing peanuts" that are made from some sort of vegetable matter. or does it need to be the styrophone variety so they dont degrade?
I want to thank you for this video. I live on the 3rd floor in an apartment and have a real sunny back door entrance area. I have love this container. However what would you recommend I put under the container cause it's not going to be outdoors? Again thank you so much for posting
More and more packing peanuts are made from cornstarch so they aren't as detrimental to the environment. When they get wet they turn to mush and start to decompose.
When you buy a store-bought young plant, oftentimes you get those Styrofoam beads at the bottom of the soil. I always found that an annoyance, but I plant it with them none the less. I pick out larger chunks if I can. If there is a biodegradable variety, I imagine it's superior to commercial.
glamkitten24 5 months ago
I don't know if I like that package peanuts thing. What if you have to replant the container? Do you stir up the packaging peanuts into the soil? Or will you pick them out? I don't like that it doesn't biodegrade and add to the soil. I wonder if you could use cardboard pieces instead?
Beam1980 6 months ago
This is more what I did.
fructmals 8 months ago
Dear Insightful Nanna,
Love your user name. I was wandering whether it would be possible to use those "bio-packing peanuts" that are made from some sort of vegetable matter. or does it need to be the styrophone variety so they dont degrade?
thanks!
loodimity 9 months ago
I want to thank you for this video. I live on the 3rd floor in an apartment and have a real sunny back door entrance area. I have love this container. However what would you recommend I put under the container cause it's not going to be outdoors? Again thank you so much for posting
cynjim88 10 months ago
i cant wait til spring
evilblackmagic123 11 months ago
I didn't know u could plant ...herbs all together like that??wont the roots get tangled?
MiZzRiVeRa86 1 year ago
More and more packing peanuts are made from cornstarch so they aren't as detrimental to the environment. When they get wet they turn to mush and start to decompose.
murphyld66 1 year ago
Yes... any type of container will do.... as long as it is deep enough.
Insightfulnana 1 year ago
can ya use hexagonal containers?
treefrog2108 1 year ago
Thanks for that info! Extremely helpful.
mozart1942 1 year ago
Wow! Insightful nana is really very insightful. What a marvellous idea using packing peanuts. Thanks so much!
Abrideatlast 1 year ago
This is a great video. Thanks!
pagandaughter 2 years ago
i had no idea you could grow that many things in one container, will these have to be repotted at all ?
KARStarla 3 years ago
I've never used packing peanuts, what a great idea! Thanks
Radicalreels 3 years ago