Message from @B1488

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2017-05-27 01:44:03 UTC  

Ah. You can do a LOT in a 3 x 6 patio. Any grass or soil?

2017-05-27 01:44:18 UTC  

No it's all concrete

2017-05-27 01:44:51 UTC  

I've seen the raised beds catching on quite a bit, any particular reason ?

2017-05-27 01:44:59 UTC  

Well sir, I suggest raised beds. Do it cheap - the only thing you need to invest in is good soil, soil additices, and seed/starter plants

2017-05-27 01:45:16 UTC  

Benefots of raised beds: let me list them.....

2017-05-27 01:45:31 UTC  

Yeah I guess that is a way to get around the whole no soil issue

2017-05-27 01:46:56 UTC  

Aeration of coil, drainage (prevent root rot) of soil, root health/spreading (great for edible plants), lower soil compaction, improved weed control (plant closer than normal, easier weeding), no-till, no root-run (where your plants content with roots from trees, other plants), easier pest control, higher yeild, ability to plant closer together,

2017-05-27 01:48:55 UTC  

I recommend inexpensive containers. Free 5 gallon buckets? Grow peppers, corn, tomatos, celery, etc. Smaller containers work also. I use a cheap solution for good soil: Quality organic gardening soil & Black Kow organic manure compost

2017-05-27 01:49:32 UTC  

Also, you can more easily manage your soil, insofar as nutrients.

2017-05-27 01:49:40 UTC  

Hey there.

2017-05-27 01:49:55 UTC  

HEY B, what's up my RPi Kneegrow?

2017-05-27 01:50:46 UTC  

Going well. Have yet to get the screen.

2017-05-27 01:51:13 UTC  

When I get paid then I will get it.

2017-05-27 01:51:45 UTC  

Probably just get a HDMI cable and then something to convert the HDMI to a non HDMI setting

2017-05-27 01:52:13 UTC  

cheap HDMI monitors

2017-05-27 01:53:10 UTC  
2017-05-27 01:53:15 UTC  

Thanks.

2017-05-27 01:53:40 UTC  

no worries, i googled 'cheap hdmi monitor raspberry pi' and found that advert

2017-05-27 01:54:11 UTC  

Just learned a French Doctor is encouraging Rape.

2017-05-27 01:54:29 UTC  

I am coordinating w/ someone in Canada.

2017-05-27 01:54:56 UTC  

Gotta get it to the Vigilante Groups.

2017-05-27 01:58:39 UTC  

send link. /pol/

2017-05-27 02:23:32 UTC  

@Hunter.S.Rabbit that's awesome I'll have to start gathering supplies

2017-05-27 02:24:21 UTC  

@Hunter.S.Rabbit and the 5 gallon buckets is also a good idea

2017-05-27 02:25:02 UTC  

Cheapest places to get building materials: Resturaunts often get produce in plastic crates/trays. You can get a ^4 pack of 12" zip ties sttach them and make a raised bed.

2017-05-27 02:26:06 UTC  

Hahaha yeah that's is pretty simple would've never thought of it

2017-05-27 02:27:12 UTC  

When I worked at Hardee's a few years ago the bread came in like 3x3 plastic crates in stacks of 10 maybe I'll stop by sometime

2017-05-27 02:28:14 UTC  

Drill holes in the bottoms for drainage, no need, if you're using god soil for more than 18" soil depth. So, if you can put in hooks above your patio, you can go with upside-down tomato growing... 5 gallon bucket, hole cut in bottom, plant hanging upside down out of the bucket....Maybe use a cheap trellis netting.... You can do this with any plant. Smaller buckets work also.

2017-05-27 02:31:07 UTC  

It would have to be a pre grown tomato plant huh? Or can you do the upside down method starting with seeds?

2017-05-27 02:38:03 UTC  

Make sure it is something with enough holes (if you are stacking shallow containters) that the deep roots can get around. The first 6" of root is mist important, some plants may send out roots up to 24" deep. If you're using good soil, a depth of 16-20 is A-OK for a raised bed on concrete

2017-05-27 02:39:38 UTC  

Nope, use a starter plant. If you like cherry tomatos, I reccomend the HUSKY varieties. 1. Check Menards for Husky breed of cherry T's., then the others, Home Depot I find is more expensive generally

2017-05-27 02:41:40 UTC  

Hanging tomatoes, as long as the hanging container is 12" deep and 10-12" across. You want to research on the hanging ones.

2017-05-27 10:49:40 UTC  

So the plastic doesn't leech chemicals into the soil? My only hesitation w/ using plastic.

2017-05-27 10:51:25 UTC  

I used a newspaper paper, wood and wire gardening box design for my garden idea once. Only problem was that a giant weed managed to kill my plants 👿

2017-05-27 10:51:43 UTC  

Oh well. Ill go hydroponic.

2017-05-27 10:56:33 UTC  

I've done raised beds before. 4X4. 24 in.deep. Only prob w natural wood is termite attraction. Sucks to build something and then have to tear it down. I refuse to use treated wood. Told myself that my next one will be stone. Plastic concerns me as it goes through intense heat and water, which means chemicals will get into the soil. Do they have BPA free buckets?

2017-05-27 10:58:13 UTC  

I am not too sure. And my last grow was literally in my yard (of which the soil is desert soil but I specifically grew the plants in a lawn soil).

2017-05-27 10:58:31 UTC  

Again though a weed managed to kill my plants 👿

2017-05-27 12:21:23 UTC  

The 😁 you get when we turn (((their))) propaganda against (((them)))
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