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[DoNothingGarden]

geo planter https://www.geopot.com/products/geoplanter-fabric-raised-garden-bed?variant=443716873

 

Joshua Steensland , 9th cycle/geo planter/indoor https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2_91ECnnubgqmJy4zeauUg

Thanks for the link Itchy, yeah, Steensland is the man. Great example of indoor no till gardening.

[pdman]

A friend just brought me back a 4x4 grassroots living soil raised bed looking forward to setting it over the coming months.https://www.grassrootsfabricpots.com/shop/4x4-living-soil-raised-bed/

 

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[DoNothingGarden]

A friend just brought me back a 4x4 grassroots living soil raised bed looking forward to setting it over the coming months.https://www.grassrootsfabricpots.com/shop/4x4-living-soil-raised-bed/

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They are awesome fabric planters for sure

[billygoat]

be a prick of a thing to move.  something solid would be far better long term.

[DoNothingGarden]

be a prick of a thing to move.  something solid would be far better long term.

They are super easy to move as it's fabric. Generally when setting up a raised bed indoors, you're in it for a longer term no till commitment than if using regular sized containers.

[billygoat]

I mean move when full... 

 

commitment is fine, but who hasn't wanted to rearrange their set ups on occasion.

 

that thing would fall apart if you tried to drag it full of soil.

[DoNothingGarden]

I mean move when full... 

 

commitment is fine, but who hasn't wanted to rearrange their set ups on occasion.

 

that thing would fall apart if you tried to drag it full of soil.

No, you definitely don't move a raised bed. Once setup it's there to stay until U dig the soil out.

[kloud9]

So just build your own..

 

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[pdman]

be a prick of a thing to move. something solid would be far better long term.

Planning to make a platform on wheels with a 900x900 overflow that can be removed for cleaning. Got some rubber locking castors .I guess everything has it's pros and cons.

 

 

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[itchybromusic]

I mean move when full... 

 

commitment is fine, but who hasn't wanted to rearrange their set ups on occasion.

 

that thing would fall apart if you tried to drag it full of soil.

never really tried it but another option might be a bunch of fabric pots hard up against each other 

so root systems grow through the walls of the fabric . into & through each pot , could be a lill costly though

 

that would let you pull the pots apart if needs be in the future but still give you that large soil volume as one , well , sort of ! 

 

might have to use those square type pots , the round geo's would be a lill harder to work with