I've heard that you can grow a FUCK TON of potatoes with these.
What you do is you start the plant in one, let it grow, stack the next planter on top, and gradually fill with soil. Rinse repeat.
I've heard that you can grow a FUCK TON of potatoes with these.
What you do is you start the plant in one, let it grow, stack the next planter on top, and gradually fill with soil. Rinse repeat.
I wouldn’t be using plywood for veggies myself. Too many chemicals, just the glue alone.
The tall one in the back looks a little inconvenient. Are you growing native prairie grass in there?
I wish I could do something like this but getting even old pallets seems almost impossible nowadays.
You don’t want to use old pallets for garden beds or projects anyways. Don’t know what chemicals you’re introducing into your home or food.
You're thinking about possible run-offs from cargo or chemicals from treating the wood?
Both. Unless it’s a brand new single used pallet, you don’t know that a pool chemical didn’t spill on it at Walmart.
They are also treated to prevent rotting.
Euro pallets I'm aware that are usually pressure treated to prevent rot. I know some are not treated at all.
But it is simply difficult to get pallets where I live lately. Unless they are completely broken, businesses don't discard it (which is not bad by itself; less waste) but they won't even sell them.
Do you do anything but lie and whine? Fuck me.
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