240411 Cutting EarthBox Cover Holes

Cutting the holes in an EarthBox cover in order to transplant can be done with a knife or scissors, but these holes will look jagged. I like my method of cutting perfect round holes.
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[@papacos4745]

I love my Earth box so much I'm going to order 3 more for this season of 2024

[@chrisvanderwoerd9932]

That's genius! I tried to find one of the copper fittings after seeing your first video of the topic. The sizes I need seemed too expensive so I gave up. It doesn't rain much where I live so I just decided to put a 3 or 4 inch black plastic strip over the fertilizer held on with binder clips. I use straw to mulch around the plants and to stop the evaporation. I guess I'm just to frugal (cheap!) to buy the $2 plastic covers. The plastic, straw and binder clips only cost me $2.50!