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I wish I knew this before-- 1 Year with Garden Grids // Garden in Minutes 

Overanalytical Gardening(Desert Garden Experiment)
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@jonwilliams9125
@jonwilliams9125 2 месяца назад
The longer I have my grids, the more versatile I find they are.
@OveranalyticalGardening
@OveranalyticalGardening 2 месяца назад
100% totally agree!
@Orholam5
@Orholam5 3 месяца назад
thanks for this! i was vacillating on buying the garden grids but I love how customizable they are so you sealed the deal :)
@OveranalyticalGardening
@OveranalyticalGardening 3 месяца назад
I hope you enjoy them as much as I do!
@Orholam5
@Orholam5 13 дней назад
@@OveranalyticalGardeningI did start late in the season this year (August) so didn’t get great growth outside tomatoes and snap peas/bush beans. Do you think overwatering could be the cause? I had it automated 10 min every morning
@robertpilat1685
@robertpilat1685 Год назад
Cool info Dear !!! Thanks !!
@snakesonn3590
@snakesonn3590 7 месяцев назад
I identify as a goat not a dear. how dare you
@SuzySypert
@SuzySypert Год назад
so you prefer this to drip system? I'm just setting up my first bed and want to decide on one or the other.
@OveranalyticalGardening
@OveranalyticalGardening Год назад
I really do. The first reason is because I have full coverage of the entire 32x87 inches without worrying the plant/drip line is located properly. I can plant anything anywhere and it will get water. This is ideal for short runs in the morning when establishing seedlings and then ideal for when watering less often and deeply when the plants are established. I also have better control how fast or slow the water comes out. This isn't a huge reason, but I also like that I don't have to maintain parts of a drip system. I certainly felt like you last year when we started out and I decided to go big with this system. Whatever you decide, I hope you have a great first year!
@SuzySypert
@SuzySypert Год назад
@@OveranalyticalGardening Thank you so much for your input
@aaronproctor4745
@aaronproctor4745 Год назад
I tried building my own using the small red, blue and green drip heads and it was a nightmare. I wish I would have just bought this system to start with.
@SenorGonzo
@SenorGonzo Год назад
Does it also hold up against kids “helping” 😉. And what about calcification? That could be a problem if you have hard water.
@OveranalyticalGardening
@OveranalyticalGardening Год назад
So far so good and we have some *really* hard water. However, I will admit to hand watering after a rain--we have enough buckets to capture about 200 or so gallons of water. I have some ideas how to use that with the system...maybe later this year. If (when) it does clog up cleaning it off with vinegar will be my first try and a little sewing needle will be my second attempt. Thankfully, the "help" hasn't done more than enjoy watching the water show. :)
@GardenInMinutes
@GardenInMinutes Год назад
@@OveranalyticalGardening Thanks! A sowing needle works great. Also make sure to periodically check the water filter screen in the white garden hose connector for any debris is catches over time :)
@ceceliabeck8967
@ceceliabeck8967 Год назад
How many manifolds for 2 raised garden beds?
@OveranalyticalGardening
@OveranalyticalGardening Год назад
It depends. What are the inner dimensions of the two beds?
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