Hollatchaboy
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Not quite rubber, not quite plastic. Somewhere kinda in between.Like rubber?
Not quite rubber, not quite plastic. Somewhere kinda in between.Like rubber?
Ahh OK. Does that kill off the living mulch?
Lol no it's not that it's just a cover. White on one side, black on the other.Ahh OK. Does that kill off the living mulch?
I was worried it was something like this, lol.
The cover keeps it constantly moist on top. Shit breaks down fast. Worms love it too.Ahh OK. Does that kill off the living mulch?
I was worried it was something like this, lol.
That sounds like a good system. I'd probably like it if I could figure out the drip tray thing better.Lol no it's not that it's just a cover. White on one side, black on the other.
Yea when I transplant, I'll just lay the cover crop over, add 3/4 cup craft blend, and put the top on.
Ahh OK. Does that kill off the living mulch?
I was worried it was something like this, lol.
Landscape fabric, aka weed control cloth, is often made of polypropylene and yes it will kill your cover crop, since that's basically what it's designed to do.Lol no it's not that it's just a cover. White on one side, black on the other.
Yea when I transplant, I'll just lay the cover crop over, add 3/4 cup craft blend, and put the top on.
What do you mean? The only thing the drip tray is for, is so I can fill the res. When it overflows, it's full. LolThat sounds like a good system. I'd probably like it if I could figure out the drip tray thing better.
I know how they work, I just want a rectangle one to go under each pots.What do you mean? The only thing the drip tray is for, is so I can fill the res. When it overflows, it's full. Lol
It's not as breathable as landscape fabric, and more like a shower cap, but yea, same function. It's kinda like having a humidity dome over the soil.Landscape fabric, aka weed control cloth, is often made of polypropylene and yes it will kill your cover crop, since that's basically what it's designed to do.
Ah. Yea I get it. Use a seedling tray. LolI know how they work, I just want a rectangle one to go under each pots.
Why would you want that?It's kinda like having a humidity dome over the soil.
Fungus and bacteria prefer moist conditions. That same fungus and bacteria break down whatever organic matter you feed it. Think of it like a gut. LolWhy would you want that?
I found one that would work, but I'm sticking with my 15's for now.Ah. Yea I get it. Use a seedling tray. Lol
They also require oxygen to do so. A humidity dome over soil sounds like a great way to bread anaerobic bacteria in your medium, which isn't a good thing.Fungus and bacteria prefer moist conditions. That same fungus and bacteria break down whatever organic matter you feed it. Think of it like a gut. Lol
Oxygen comes in from the overflow. As the water level drops, it pulls in oxygen from under the soil.They also require oxygen to do so. A humidity dome over soil sounds like a great way to bread anaerobic bacteria in your medium, which isn't a good thing.
Yes, your comment was funny to me. Having that cover over isn't gonna make the soil go anaerobic. To me that's funny, lol.
It holds double the soil. My only complaint about the earthbox so far. It's not very big.A 15 gal can hold a little more soil, but I do like the Earth Boxes.