Great tip with the skewer to see if the plant needs water. I also place trays under the pot, allowing the soil to pull up moisture. Growing up we (as in I) would fill milk jugs with screw-on caps, and use a small brad to puncture a few holes in the bottom before placing the jugs around the tomato plants. As the day warmed up the water would be forced from the jug into the soil.
This is awesome to know, and makes perfect sense, as the water warms up, it's density will reduce, which will force it out. Wonderful! I have to try this! In fact I am going to do it today. Thank you so much!
Video was better than I thought it was going to be. Some good info here well done.
Thank you, That one guy! Positive words are always big encouragement. I am glad you found this video useful and informational.
Great tip with the skewer to see if the plant needs water. I also place trays under the pot, allowing the soil to pull up moisture. Growing up we (as in I) would fill milk jugs with screw-on caps, and use a small brad to puncture a few holes in the bottom before placing the jugs around the tomato plants. As the day warmed up the water would be forced from the jug into the soil.
This is awesome to know, and makes perfect sense, as the water warms up, it's density will reduce, which will force it out. Wonderful! I have to try this! In fact I am going to do it today. Thank you so much!
Its really nice to learn when to water the plants.
Thank you 🙏 I am glad you found this video useful and informative.
I learn something new every day, thank you kind sir.
Thank you Tina! I am glad you found this video informational and useful!