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PostPosted: Oct 27th, '12, 08:58 
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Looking good, what are the dimensions of the beds?
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Beds are 1900 long, 800 wide, 500 high (all mm)
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Very nice Nebbian .

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Looks great Nebbian but I think you have missed the boat for peas..
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Charlie wrote:
Looks great Nebbian but I think you have missed the boat for peas..


Darn! Yeah i thought they weren't taking off as well as they normally would.

However we planted them as soon as we could (when the wicking beds were ready)

Ah well there's always next year hey.
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First decent harvest :-)

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Plants are going really well now :)

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looking great! (especially that carrot on the right) :)
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aquaponics watermelon is about 5 times bigger than this one, despite being fertilised at the same time
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nebbian wrote:
For this overflow I poked a hole in the plastic, and used half a tube of silicone (well not quite, but loads of the stuff anyway) to seal the overflow pipe to the plastic. This allows you to adjust the level of the water later on by adding an elbow to the overflow.

Great idea! thanks


Here's my wicking beds - The best thing about them is that the soil didn't get much water being under the eaves. and being on a slope they overflow into each other. Being next to a brick wall things grow so well on the north side of the house.
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jayendra wrote:
and being on a slope they overflow into each other.



Clever Jayendra, fiendishly clever :shock:

Might have to steal that idea for my next place when I move house :thumbright:
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