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I didn't turn the planters upside down to drill. Right side up, in the grass and stop when thru. Tip of drill may go in grass but no biggy. No cracks.

Is it necessary to turn off the circuit breaker? Will turning off the switch be just as good?

Thanks. Probably could’ve avoided the crack by stacking them then drilling them in one shot… but idk if I’d wanna risk it either 😂❤

Thank you thank you I understood your video much better

Omg, you have the first video showing exactly how to do the ground cable, thank you!!!!🙏🏻

That was really simple to to do!! Thank you!!!

I don’t use a drill, I used a soldering tool to melt a hole through. No cracking.

What did you plant in them

I really like the idea of stacking on top of the PVC. I'll definitely try this! Thank you ❤

You didn't indicate a time frame for how long it took from planting to harvest. And what herbs need to be towards the top cause they like dryer soil? I assume the top layer would dry out faster but idk I'm just now getting into gardening at 40 lol Thanks!

If you keep the stacked planters right side up and place a wood board underneath where you want your holes drilled your plastic pots won’t crack.

Does anyone know if these are safe to grow food in? Like is it food grade?

Very nice. I wonder how they would look spray painted in different colors? I read a few comments. Apparently you have to water a lot if it gets hot. One person only opened up one drainage hole. That sounds like a good idea.

I got the Terra cotta colored pots this year and used an actual Terra cotta pot turned upside down as the base of my towers to keep from damaging the plastic when I weed wack. I also used a step drill bit to drill out the center hole and that kept from cracking the plastic.

Great idea for using coffee filters

Just replaced mine thanks for the video

You mentioned you used it for greens before. Wondering what the results for that was?

Thank you!

What do you use to put in each planter? Can you use regular potting mix or soil?

In this video, we are installing a backyard obstacle course. We'll show hand digging post holes, placing and bracing the posts, leveling, mixing and adding concrete, and finally adding the course to the new posts. Have you done any backyard projects recently? Thanks for watching!

I never thought to use coffee filters. Brilliant idea! Thanks! I usually put small rocks ( gravel like)in the bottom.

I would use two nested pots for the bottommost level, considering how prone they are to shatter. Maybe with a few big dollops of expanding foam between the two as well. Otherwise, I think I like this rebar & PVC idea. I am still planning to use a tetherball-like pole for myself, however.

It said V5G on the label. Does that mean food grade?

Thanks for sharing ❤

Are they UV resistant? If not, they won't last more than about one season.

Stack them i side each other then drill them

I was thinking of planting "Hens and Chicks" in 3 stacked together. Another video I watched used plastic bottles, like soda or water bottles, to water the plants in each section. She cut off the bottoms, left the caps on, put holes in the cap and around the bottle about 3" up, put it , cap side down, in the center of the pot, by the rod. Making them easier to put water in.

Great info. I saw another video where this woman suggested just punching out one of the holes in the bottom to prevent the water from draining out too quickly. Since I also live in Texas - with the super hot summers - so this made sense to me. I have some of them both ways - some with three drainage holes and some with just one. I'll find out this summer which one performs better. Since I've got strawberries in both stacks, it should be a good experiment.

Does it kill plants like tomato and veggies also herbs too ?

What a great craftsman. The finished product is SO PROFESSIONAL

Run the drill in reverse so they don’t crack.

What my husband thought of us using a soldering tool to make the holes! Works amazing. And there is a wonderful site from the Ozarks where she created a free watering system for these. Ingenious. Can't remember her title but probably find by searching "free watering system for stackables". Used 2 or plattic bottles.

Thank you! Very informative! I just bought 20 of these, I got the 3/4 pipe to stabilize, this weekend. Thank you for showing the slow and light pressure. That will help us, when my husband drills our holes. I just subscribed to your channel!!!

Great video in very informative! I recently boughta stack of these stackables in one of my local Dollar Trees, and this is a great idea!

I love it! 👊🏻🌻👊🏻

Thank you!

Nicely done. Good solid planned info, covered important points efficiently. Pleasant , informative, clear, specific instructions. LOVED the follow-up & included answers to frequently asked questions. 😊 Bravo!

BPA free, if food grade??

I used the dollar tree last year. I had flowers in some and I sprouted strawberry seeds and planted them. ( strawberries you get from the store scrape off the seeds and put them on a wet paper towel in a ziplock bag. When they sprout, plant them), My biggest problem was watering. I had to water twice a day and when the soil got dry, the water would run out and not soak in to the soil. But I did get several "free" strawberry plants.

Beautiful, I would glue those glass bead rock things on there for sparkle.

Great ideas!

Great video. Only one in YT land that used silicone. 🎉

I think maybe I answered my own question somewhat... Supposedly, you said there were supposed to be numbers or other labels on my three step manual knife sharpener, but I really didn't think mine did... So I flipped it over and aha! 1, 2, 3... Supposedly this kind of knife sharpener is just as usable for left handed people like me but these numbers are in the back for me so yeah, I had never seen them until now. 😂

Magestic. A perfect video with an elegant finish. Well done.

My garage light has a blue plastic box sunk in the mortar, so my rotating bracket “wings” are parallel to each other and the rear box bracket blocked my ability to back off the screws to mount the light flush on the bricks…had to go find shorter screws than what came with the light kit…so annoying.

Good job ! when caulking , I would leave , on the bottom of the fixture, about a 1" space , uncaulked so if water does get behind the fixture it will have a place to weep out .

Can you give me the address of the manufacturer please

Hi I love how you elevated your garden ,can you tell me the manufacturer of the product please

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