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Nice rack.
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You have a nice thick body.
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Do you have holes drilled into the tubs for water drainage? I like the idea you have and I was just wondering if you addressed the issue of water drainage. Thanks
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Hi! thanks for your comment about drainage. Yes, you'll want to drill 9 holes in the bottoms of the tubs -- 3 on each side and 3 in the center -- as well as fill with a layer of pea gravel. This method allows the tubs to drain really well but not to excess. The plants' roots soak up most of the water. Thanks again!
veebur56 1 year ago