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Looks great JT...
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thanks...

looking forward to getting all 20 setup and running.....

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Hey J.T. Your work continues to impress.

What was the reasoning behind the new, vertically challenged bed design...
or is it low slung, more aerodynamic? (was thinking in that Jackie Stewart eeerodynamic voice...
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ddorminey wrote:
Hey J.T. Your work continues to impress.

What was the reasoning behind the new, vertically challenged bed design...
or is it low slung, more aerodynamic? (was thinking in that Jackie Stewart eeerodynamic voice...
I know, randomness..)

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:) height is determined by the height of your available water res. structure

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PostPosted: May 13th, '13, 11:33 
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heres a quick video pan of the 5 wicking beds..





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Looks great JT. I like the trellis and the plants are kicking along nicely.

I'm thinking of building an outdoor tank, do you think that bed design would work for a fish tank?
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hey scotty

yes... depending on what size your building it... height length, width???




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Probably 4 X 7 by 2 or 2 1/2 feet deep but might like as much as 3 Ft of depth. Thinking about connecting up an inline bucket garden or two with a new setup but still hashing it out. Thanks.
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hey scotty

yes... depending on what size your building it... height length, width???




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2 to 2 1/2' deep should not be a problem.. but if you go higher you may need a little more support

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a quick update....

6th wicking bed started...

an update on some of the plants in the 4th and 5th wicking bed...

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File comment: 6th WB going in..
6th bed frame - 5-21-2013.jpg
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File comment: Toms are right at 30 days from 3" seedlings
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File comment: bell peppers almost ready will be great
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Good work JT :thumbright: . My toms are about the same as yours but your peppers are way furthur along than mine, just starting to get blooms here.

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2 to 2 1/2' deep should not be a problem.. but if you go higher you may need a little more support

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Thanks for the info on the growbeds JT
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And there are those that say wicking beds are a fad and will never come to anything :laughing3:
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no fad here..... I like them.......

Im looking forward in time to the day when the US electrical grid collapses....

I will still be growing food :headbang:

I might have to sleep in the garden with a shotgun... but thats ok.. :lol:
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me neither... I was looking forward in time
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