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This video is a review of the Dollar Tree Stackable Planters. I ordered them online around February this year and a week after I purchased them they were sold out. So I will put a link below so you can keep an eye out to order them when they are available to start your vertical gardens on a crazy cheap budget.
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@jessicat.5245
@jessicat.5245 Год назад
Placing coffee filters in the bottom of the planters before filling them with soil can prevent soil from draining out with the water and soil draining onto the plants below each stack. 😊 Have fun in the garden ya'll. God bless!
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
Great advice, I will try that in my next tower!
@tassiegirl1991
@tassiegirl1991 4 месяца назад
That’s a great idea
@dlebreton7888
@dlebreton7888 Год назад
To make a moveable bottom, cut wood into a circle and attach wheels. The pipe or rod could be attached to the center. Where there is a will, there is a gardener!
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
That’s an awesome idea, maybe I’ll try that on my next tower, I think I’m going to order more before they sell out!
@SUN7SHINE25
@SUN7SHINE25 3 месяца назад
ABSOLUTELY LOVE YOUR COMMENT!! BLESSINGS
@cheryltavares2757
@cheryltavares2757 Год назад
Suggestion, instead of the rebar, use pcv pipe about the same size as the rebar drillholes in the pvc and make it a worm farm/ extra watering tube.
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
Thank you that’s an amazing idea maybe I will try that in my next tower 👍
@mKierstenk
@mKierstenk Год назад
Have you done this? If so, how'd it go?
@gumbomomma1971
@gumbomomma1971 Год назад
Thanks just the alternative idea for rebar that I was looking for 🤗
@cynsationalcontainergarden4911
Great video. Relaxing and helpful. This year Dollar Tree is offering 3 sizes of the planter too. The price is lower for the smaller ones. I saw them in the store . The tiny one is cute but REALLY small. Our local store had quite a few. A few years ago I saw people going into a frenzy in the store over these. Thanks for a practical "how to video"
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
Yes I saw the smaller ones this year too and I wondered what the heck would I put in this because it’s so tiny lol. Thanks for watching
@maryannkom299
@maryannkom299 Год назад
We found them at the store. We’re stacking 5 for strawberries.
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
Awesome! I’m thinking about getting more just for a strawberry tower myself 👍
@jackielambert7980
@jackielambert7980 Год назад
I've seen many other You Tubers suggest pitting your drill in reverse when drilling holes in your buckets or lids or containers, etc. Helps keep them from cracking, breaking and just being all jaggedy. I do this and it does help a lot. Hope this helps ya!
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
I learned that one the hard way! I will definitely mention that in my next video making more dollar tree towers, thanks for watching 👍
@VerticalVictoryGarden
@VerticalVictoryGarden 3 месяца назад
An extra level of assistance is to put tape in place prior to drilling. It’ll help with the cracking.
@MA-mh1vs
@MA-mh1vs Год назад
I am planning on stacking mine with rebar too. I was thinking about inverting a large flower pot as a base to elevate the stack and make it easy to weed around it. Also keep checking dollar tree because our local store has plenty of these pots still so they must have got another shipment of them.
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
Good to know!
@gardenmama1393
@gardenmama1393 7 месяцев назад
Thank you, I am going to invert a pot too. I have bunnies that eat my plants, I'm not mad at them.
@talatmerchant9433
@talatmerchant9433 Год назад
Rather than drilling holes for big rod, you can make smaller holes with hot screw driver and push rebar through it. You can save yourself lot of labor and it is easier to push it in a ground. Hope this method helps.
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
Thanks for the tip maybe if I get more of these in the future I will try that
@norxgirl1
@norxgirl1 Год назад
Such a good idea! Was wondering where to source this bigger rod. Rebar should work just fine. Thank you!!!!
@shayinla1942
@shayinla1942 Год назад
I was wondering about using a hot screw/knife to cut the bottom.
@jaytee2642
@jaytee2642 Год назад
@@shayinla1942 I bought an inexpensive soldering iron from Amazon for the sole purpose of melting drainage holes in plastic bins. Works great.
@ale347baker
@ale347baker Год назад
I bought a cheap wood burner to use for this purpose. I previously ruined my kitchen knife heating it up.
@lindawoody8501
@lindawoody8501 Год назад
Yes, they need a pole added. I have had them 2 years and only 2 high because we live in a very windy place and they fell over.
@marielenalinartes-arauz7187
Is a good idea thank you for sharing 😊
@sashafalls4026
@sashafalls4026 Год назад
They work great for small house plants too. I love them! Will be planting Herbs & Impatiens in them on the deck this week.
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
I am planning to set up another with herbs this week too
@hergardendiary
@hergardendiary Год назад
The rebar is BRILLIANT!!!
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
Thank you, it really works!
@hurstcleaning2956
@hurstcleaning2956 4 месяца назад
I m making one, but drilling a bigger hole to make for a pvc composter!! I m glad I came across this. I was just about to use a barrel , but this will be easier!
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm 4 месяца назад
I wish I had done that! Great idea
@TeeStuffTreasures
@TeeStuffTreasures Год назад
Plant succulents!!! Great idea... thank you for sharing.
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
I am trying strawberries and herbs in these towers this year, thanks for watching 👍
@Ricosyard
@Ricosyard Год назад
Great idea man thanks for sharing this new subscriber looking forward to your content
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
Thank you for being here!
@lindakitts4304
@lindakitts4304 Год назад
I opened the drain holes with a knife. Real easy
@SquishyTheSlime
@SquishyTheSlime 5 месяцев назад
I am going to try this but think I might use some pvc in the middle and drill holes in it for watering and maybe even worms. Think it would be too small to add kitchen scraps, but who knows! Thanks for the great idea!
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm 5 месяцев назад
I’ve always had that idea in my mind to try but I’ve never actually tried doing it!
@jackiesnowflake2255
@jackiesnowflake2255 Год назад
I went and got mine from the store about 48 of them. I'm just watching and thinking what I could plant in them. I'm thinking onions or beets. Shallow root systems. Maybe spinich.
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
I just ordered more myself!
@casperinsight3524
@casperinsight3524 Год назад
Good question, Curious what root veggies can grow successfully in these pots and what their depth measurements are?
@janetwhite2039
@janetwhite2039 4 месяца назад
I got just 2 of these,poked the little holes in the bottom underneath on the sides,put flower seeds in them.
@JCC_1975
@JCC_1975 3 месяца назад
Take some resin and "paint" it on the outside of them. It'll make them last for years. There are a lot of things you can grow in them. You can also take 2 litter soda bottles and cut the top and bottom off them and make that small space deeper. Enjoy your garden 💜
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm 3 месяца назад
That’s a great idea
@lorettaacton9374
@lorettaacton9374 Год назад
I think would be cute to put a solar light of some kind on the top of the rod
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
That would be awesome 👍
@xXIronPeachesXx
@xXIronPeachesXx 3 месяца назад
You can make 5 tier ones like this with fabric grow bags and rope, tie them in threes around a broomstick or other pole and make the bottom three the big fabric pots if youre worried about tipping, tie tightly and they work fabulously, also works with regular pots if you know how to tie around them (the fabric ones have handles though)
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm 3 месяца назад
That sounds really awesome
@tomcampbell4682
@tomcampbell4682 2 месяца назад
I bought ten, used a hole saw for the center hole, you don't need to drill the drain holes. I used a drill bit and just poked them out. Using a green fence post as the stand. They are kind of thin but for 1.25$.... Not sure what I'll be planting, maybe herbs, definitely could grow salad greens.
@rrt401
@rrt401 Год назад
Hope to see an update video on this soon!😊
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
I just made an update video of planting strawberries in these! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-K54A7tDfzIs.html
@kimking3390
@kimking3390 Год назад
they already have drainage holes, you just have to pop off the 3 little saucers on the bottom.
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
Yeah, I think I showed that in the video. Some of them I had a harder time popping out than others
@gwenmangelson
@gwenmangelson Год назад
I like the Rebar- watched a gals video on this and she used a t post and my first thought was REBAR and here you are! good deal whats your plan to water this consistently?
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
Thanks! The garden towers are right by the hose so I’m planning to water with a water can in the mornings and evenings
@christinerobinson9372
@christinerobinson9372 Год назад
I ordered from Family Dollar, 24 to a case for $30. Waiting for delivery to the store. They were supposed to be in yesterday. We have had some bad weather, maybe slowed delivery to store down a bit.
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
I just ordered another case from dollar tree to make more tower gardens! I’m having them shipped to my local store as well
@Miss.C.
@Miss.C. 9 месяцев назад
How did yours work out? Were they the same quality as Dollar Tree?
@poollife777
@poollife777 4 месяца назад
So.
@elsieroach924
@elsieroach924 Год назад
Just use a sodering iron to make the holes. Hugs
@kathydills4050
@kathydills4050 Год назад
I used an old metal stick lamp pole 1" and my husband traced around it and used my woodburner knife to cut perfect holes. I stacked 6 with room for more. You can add a adjustable clamp under them for the height you want.
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
What a cool idea to use the wood burner knife! We have one too maybe I’ll try that in my next garden tower 👍
@1smokeaway727
@1smokeaway727 Год назад
Seems to be a great project. My question if you come back thru here is are you worried about draining to much water or ferts from the top pot to the next level under it and over feeding all the plants below?
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
I’m going to learn a lot about them this year because I didn’t grow anything in them last year. I can already see how fast they dry out so they’re going to need frequent watering…
@casperinsight3524
@casperinsight3524 Год назад
@@onceuponatinyfarm Maybe a companion drip watering system of some sort ....
@kathymachen8342
@kathymachen8342 2 месяца назад
Water loving plants at the bottom
@nickiekovaleski2734
@nickiekovaleski2734 Год назад
What are all the things that you would reccomend for us to grow in these planters ? I was thinking lettuce,and Strawberries but I'm not sure about what else to plant in them
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
I’m doing strawberries, lettuce and herbs…I think flowers would do well in these too
@JoAnnWalker-yn8xs
@JoAnnWalker-yn8xs 4 месяца назад
does anyone have an idea on how to use a wicking system for watering? I was thinking of using one to hold the water for the one on top but not sure I could make it work for multiples, thoughts? pics would be nice if you know how to do this ~J
@edsutton276
@edsutton276 Год назад
use a soldering iron to make holes
@moshkateer6908
@moshkateer6908 Год назад
Everlasting Arms?
@texaschick6153
@texaschick6153 Год назад
They were just find. Make sure to keep up with the watering though because it will dry out quickly
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
I’ve realized that too I’ve been having to water them constantly
@gardenmama1393
@gardenmama1393 7 месяцев назад
​@@onceuponatinyfarmfirst your name makes me smile, I use two litter bottles for my plants but for these planters I am going to try the 16 oz bottles with holes to drain slowly.
@doreenstrickland6585
@doreenstrickland6585 Год назад
i tried these last year but they dried out really soon. I'm working on how to get a drip type system in these.
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
Good to know! I got them last year but didn’t actually get to planting anything in them. This year I’m trying all my herbs in these pots for a huge variety of herbs in a small space. I’ll have to make sure to stay on top of watering.
@doreenstrickland6585
@doreenstrickland6585 Год назад
I tried to do the wicking by cotton rope into each compartment but wasn't as faithful at watering as i could have been. Also put holes in each container so top watering would drip to the lower levels. I'm sure something could be worked out.
@andreagreen1467
@andreagreen1467 Год назад
I've heard that it's best to just not poke all the holes out because they dry out so quickly.
@ettateel4979
@ettateel4979 Год назад
How long of rebar did you use
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
I think it was 5 feet tall
@barbarab202
@barbarab202 Год назад
Anyone know if the Dollar Tree stackable planters (that look like three pots on each layer) are food grade? The bottom only says "R2". There is no recycling triangle symbol.
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
I sure hope they are food grade it should be illegal for companies to sell non food grade plastic for planters
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
I sure hope they are food grade
@lynnclendenin2988
@lynnclendenin2988 5 месяцев назад
Plastics numbered 2, 4, and 5 are food safe.
@itslowtide4690
@itslowtide4690 3 месяца назад
Being that the center of each pot, where you drilled out for the center stake support, so thin… Any of the pots break in that location as it bumped against that center support stake?
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm 3 месяца назад
The only time they broke or cracked is when I went a little too hard with the hole saw making the hole. But they are thin and will crack easy
@itslowtide4690
@itslowtide4690 3 месяца назад
@@onceuponatinyfarm right. I got a box of them but wondering what can I really do with them aside from lettuce, herbs, strawberries, flowers? Seems fitting for little stuff.
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm 3 месяца назад
@@itslowtide4690​​⁠I honestly wouldn’t do much other than lettuce, herbs or flowers. I don’t think these worked as well for my strawberries because they dry out so fast and they need lots of water.
@itslowtide4690
@itslowtide4690 3 месяца назад
Thanks for the honest information based on experience, which is sooo valuable. It has me rethinking now!!!
@madisonv8642
@madisonv8642 27 дней назад
How did they hold up?? Please let me know 🙏🏼
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm 25 дней назад
They held up ok. They can break easy if you accidentally step on them lol. I don’t grow anything other than flowers or herbs in them now, I tried strawberries and the pots dried out too fast since they aren’t deep enough.
@donnaguyton153
@donnaguyton153 Год назад
Do they need to be food grade plastic?
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
I would like to think these are food grade and you wouldn’t want to grow in non food grade plastic as they can leach forever chemicals into the soil
@Mike-hb4pc
@Mike-hb4pc Год назад
How would you water this thing without over watering the lower levels? I could set up a drip system, but man, that would be a lot of drippers. Just wondering what others have done...
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
I’m still trying to figure out the best way to water it. It dries out very fast so the latest towers I made I only poked a single hole beneath each to help them hold moisture longer. I’m also going to be placing my newer towers to an area where I already have an overhead sprinkler system on a timer so I won’t have to worry about watering.
@missterry428
@missterry428 Год назад
Someone here in the comments say to use coffee filters before you add your soil
@kathymachen8342
@kathymachen8342 2 месяца назад
Perhaps smaller drainage holes in the upper ones and larger holes in the bottom ones
@devinnerenee2353
@devinnerenee2353 2 месяца назад
What plants are good for the towers
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm 2 месяца назад
Lettuce, flowers, and herbs
@steveman223
@steveman223 Год назад
am I missing where the link is located?
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
I meant to put the link in the details of the video but it looks like I forgot to do that. Here's the link: www.dollartree.com/stackable-3-pot-planters/302624?storeId=4484&inStorePickupZipCode=17901-4106&preferredState=PA&alternateStore=true
@steveman223
@steveman223 Год назад
@@onceuponatinyfarm thank you for the follow up!
@kimberlypettway9692
@kimberlypettway9692 Год назад
What type of tool thingy did you use to cut middle hole?🤣
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
I used a hole saw bit slightly larger than the diameter of the rebar
@livingbyfaithhomestead
@livingbyfaithhomestead Год назад
Do they not need drainage holes?
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
They do-they have little tabs on the bottom of each pot you need to poke out for drainage
@Metqa
@Metqa Год назад
Depends on how arid your zone and how thirsty your plants are. Too many holes allow air flow that might dry out your soil on hot days you only need a hole to let excess water drain out . Water can drip through a single hole and will find its way to the lowest point. There is no need to make the container into a sieve to allow drainage. Consider hanging planters that use only coconut fiber to hold the soil. Tbey require lots and lots of water just to keep the soil moist enough for the plant to live because evaporation is happening from all sides. You don't see many small hanging baskets outside. They are all large to take advantage of the volume of soil to hold the moisture. These DT containers are tiny and hold maybe 2 cups tops. If your soil is not spongy, you'll be watering excessively and that will wash out your soil's nutrients. One hole is probably plenty unless you have a rainy season or live in a rainy zone.
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
@@Metqa I think you’re right next time I buy these I might only like one single hole so they hold more moisture
@samanthanicholson9015
@samanthanicholson9015 Год назад
How do you water this?
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
I’m just hand watering right now but I’m putting my new towers in an area already set up with sprinklers
@jessicamenard9265
@jessicamenard9265 Год назад
Wood burning smoldering tips work better.
@ruthwolf1958
@ruthwolf1958 Год назад
Does anyone know if these planters are BPA free? Are they actually SAFE for growing food?
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
I sure hope so 🤷‍♂️
@Dreamy-writer
@Dreamy-writer Год назад
I just bought two and am looking at the label right now. It says "showcase your flowers or herbs. Accommodates three plants. Can be used indoors or out." It says nothing about being BPA free. Dollar Tree usually does state when it's items are BPA free so if I had to say, it's probably not :/
@ruthwolf1958
@ruthwolf1958 Год назад
@@Dreamy-writer After many many tries over many months, I finally got a reply from my most recent email to Dollar Tree via their contact us on the website. It says: "Thank you for your inquiry. All plastics, including bottles and cups go through extensive tests and pass all guidelines when testing against BPA. We do not purchase any Plastics that do not comply with EPA standards." However, I'm really not sure I trust this. It does not specifically address the stackable planters I specifically asked about and I still wonder if there are EPA loopholes to exploit. And as you say, there is no proper content marking on these. That usually makes me consider it a 7/other which CAN be imported from places that are not as concerned with BPA etc. And why are they selling something without a content marking? Even if just for recycling purposes. Personally, I'm considering returning the ones I bought or at the least only using them for ornamentals/pollinators and not a food crop.
@blueheron7491
@blueheron7491 Год назад
I put info in the main comments, but I'm including it here, too- I'm worried that this container is not food grade. I've been researching this issue because I was considering using the containers myself. A recycling number in the bottom of the pot would tell you what kind of plastic it is made of - 1,2, 4, 5, and 7 are considered food grade. The pots at Dollar Tree have no number, so they are probably not food grade, and probably have toxic chemicals that would leach into the soil and be taken up by the plants. Sorry, I usually try to refrain from making negative comments on people's videos, but in this case, I'm concerned about health and safety.
@shayinla1942
@shayinla1942 Год назад
Has anyone called DT customer service to confirm?
@chrishaws7680
@chrishaws7680 5 месяцев назад
Put your straws berries in them!
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm 5 месяцев назад
I did! They didn’t do very well because they dried out so quickly. This year I’m trying strawberries in the Greenstalk planters so I’m hopeful they’ll do better
@tassiegirl1991
@tassiegirl1991 4 месяца назад
@@onceuponatinyfarm you answered a question I just left today so I won’t use for strawberries thank you
@katherinerustad4608
@katherinerustad4608 Год назад
Maybe straw berries
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
I just filled them with strawberries!
@read2gainknowledge
@read2gainknowledge Год назад
I saw some today. Coincidence that this showed up on my feed. They're tiny, 😂
@missterry428
@missterry428 Год назад
The have tiny stackables and the size that he has
@blueheron7491
@blueheron7491 Год назад
I'm worried that this container is not food grade. I've been researching this issue because I was considering using the containers myself. A recycling number in the bottom of the pot would tell you what kind of plastic it is made of - 1,2, 4, 5, and 7 are considered food grade. The pots at Dollar Tree have no number, so they are probably not food grade, and probably have toxic chemicals that would leach into the soil and be taken up by the plants. Sorry, I usually try to refrain from making negative comments on people's videos, but in this case, I'm concerned about health and safety.
@ruthwolf1958
@ruthwolf1958 Год назад
I agree with you on all points. In the end, I decided I didn't even want to expose my local pollinators to potential nastiness, so I returned the ones I purchased to DT. I know they probably just sold them to the next person, and I am sorry to lose a cheaper way of doing more, but I'm just not comfortable with the risks either. I REALLY don't think DT should be selling unmarked plastics and don't want to support that. It also worries me that I keep seeing this in video after video and SO FEW people are discussing their food safety.
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm Год назад
After seeing the damage from the aftermath of that chemical spill in Ohio I want nothing to do with plastics at all anymore seeing how toxic they are in the liquid form
@blueheron7491
@blueheron7491 Год назад
@@ruthwolf1958 I'm glad you're taking care of yourself.
@loriwebster8574
@loriwebster8574 Год назад
Wow, I hadn’t thought about that! Just bought a few of them! Maybe I’ll just do flowers… THANKS!!!
@samal8339
@samal8339 Год назад
Thanks @Jules
@poollife777
@poollife777 4 месяца назад
And how is your cheap plastic containers holding up? I think the whole design is really dumb and it just throws shadows on the plants at the bottom.
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm 4 месяца назад
I am not using them for anything other than flowers moving forward because they dry out too quickly
@devsdiary4348
@devsdiary4348 3 месяца назад
So 3k is cheap.... 💀
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm 3 месяца назад
Not sure what you mean
@jenbrazell7301
@jenbrazell7301 3 месяца назад
Dollar tree sucks here.everythimg from there breaks in mater seconds
@onceuponatinyfarm
@onceuponatinyfarm 3 месяца назад
I’ve broken quite a few of these they are very thin and flimsy
@classyog
@classyog 3 месяца назад
It's 1.25, what do you expect?
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