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Thanks for propagation tips. Have so much growing I'd like to share some at next garden club meeting here in nirth central texas. I have butterflies loving the flowers.

This is the best method. I have done this for the last many years

You want to get unglazed pots, these allow the seepage, glazed pots do not.

Thanks for the inspiration

very informative thank u jean

The white flower similar to Henbit around 35:00 could be a variety of Dead Nettle escaped from a cultivated variety.

The italian pot is coated with ceramic so get sand paper and sand down the coating

Thank you! Beautiful!

I planted 30 frog fruit and the bunnies ate them. Now down $130 dollars. Do u have another suggestion for a shade ground cover?

Excellent idea and demonstration! I've been considering something like this for a while and you've put it together AND demonstrated it quite well!

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4-500 bananas off one plant!? 😳

Great information thank you!

Sorry, I realize your video was made three years ago and it was a very scary time for everyone with the pandemic, but you are outside and masks weren't needed in uncrowded spaces such as the garden. The problem I have is that you can barely be heard unless the person filming is close to you. Thanks for attempting to demonstrate for us though we do appreciate your attempt. May God always Bless you with good health and prosperity. I gave you a thumbs-up so that you can get paid, but I will not be subscribing.

Great information. Thanks so much!

Great, informative. This will help me a lot.

Lovely presentation!

In 2004, I wrote my master's thesis using data collected with the help of Urban Harvest 😃

What is the circumference of the spil that each olla will help keep hydrated? Like i need one every 2 ft or 4 ft?

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Hi, I have a question. I’ve installed a few pots with a small tank similar to the setups in the video. The problem is I can’t fill the pots automatically. When the line going into the pot is sealed onto the pot with a stopper no air can escape so the water doesn’t feed into the pots. If I pull out the stopper to ‘break’ the air seal water will start dripping in. And if I sit the stopper on the edge of the hole the pot will fill but keep overflowing until I turn the tap off at the tank or re-seal the stopper. I feel as though I might be doing something wrong? Any clues? Thanks!

Can u tell how long after placement of the olla do the plant roots reach it an u no longer need to hand water please

Great program. Thanks.

If you were to use sealed connections to the pots you could leave the tap on all the time, this would require you to prefill the pots with water first though. As the water seeps through the pot it would suck the water from the reservoir to continuously refill.

Is it possible to push the T connection right into the pot as far as possible so that the tubing is running/touching along tje surface of the garden instead of being so high? Just from an aesthetic point of view

Is it safe to be using caulk to seal the pots? Can toxins leach out & cause users to self poison themselves unknowingly? I like this idea but I know of better ways getting around the man made caulk.

Thank you! Mine arrived from Sprout Mountain Farms with only paper and no peat moss in nearly 90 degree weather. They all look scrappy and there are not even hairlike roots. The info said to let them soak in water for 30 minutes max., then plant them right away! Are they kidding?! Seriously?! I will try your method instead. I looked online and it says to soak them for 1-2 days to see if you get some roots first. I may need to soak them longer, because they looked so bad! Thanks, again, for your video!👍

LOVE IT! Can't wait to get growing with educators, community gardens and anyone hungry to learn more about school gardens and cooking in school. EDIBLE ACADEMY is ACADEMIC and so much fun!

Our loquat tree is very fertile but the fruits are sour even when fully ripe. Is there a way to get them to taste sweeter? :)

Do you have a cheaper raised bed example?

I would love to catch a even t

Great information ❤❤❤🎉

Is there different type of Calamansi? They’re native to Philippines and not cold hardy

Very inspiring, i'll have to visit one day!

Inspiring, even

Thanks a lot for this video! Is this system still in use? Or have you changed anything? Would you still recommend it? Thanks. ❤️🙏🏻☺️

Very nice

Hello, Would you happen to have a parts list that you could share. I am installing a permaculture fruit tree guild and want to utilize ojas as the irrigation. Is it 1/2" tubing and tees and/or elbow in the last one?

Very nice

We have a hanging basket full of it. The pot is 8 feet off the ground and the vines make it to the ground every 2-3 weeks. We cut them back about 4 feet and the process started all over. So if you don’t have a place for it to spread this is a option. It’s hanging under a tree so filtered light.

I did the same thing about ten years ago with Ollas and a drip line. I’ve found much better methods now, but it was a successful experiment

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Is there an issue of caulking or silicone leaching into your vegetables?

Hi. Great video information. I have a question for you: I used silicone to adhere two 13cm terracotta pots together; used that new sughe putty to seal the bottom of the olla (checked first to see if sealed properly and only losing water from pots in center; then burried it in my terracotta container for my pepper plant. My question is: while the plant seems to be doing very well, the top of the soil is usually wet!!! I keep the olla filled when the water level goes down- after a couple days since it’s super hot and humid, I imagine. But, I keep hearing how the top soil should be dry and only below should remain wet.... not sure what I’m doing wrong if the top soil is frequently moist- as if I just watered! I have other ollas in larger terracotta containers with my tomato plant, as well as in ground.... all similar! I would appreciate any suggestions or input you can offer. I really hope I’m not causing root rot or other issues (like fungus gnats) because of this moist topsoil. Thank you!

Thank you for caring enough to give information out of the book like this. These videos helped me at a horrific time when I truly couldn't buy the book. Now I am buying the book for myself as well as family members. THANK YOU !

This was super helpful. Thank you!

Thanks for a wonderful presentation! You provided something many folks don't get to when presenting an idea. YOU BACKED UP YOUR PREMISE WITH DATA! Good experiment setup, as controlled as outside gets, great conclusion. Good job! This took time. I really appreciate that.