Free Standing, Space Saving
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Everything is at a good height to work on.
No back breaking digging.
Cheers.
I interplay them with mixed sealed seeds. That way, something is growing all year round.
My experience over the last 4 months with the 5 Tiered system has been great. Every seed I have tried planting so far has grown fast and hearty. I have even managed to grow lavender up here in the heat of North Queensland without any issues, after being told by many who have tried before that it's not an easy feat.
I generally use half of the system as a seed germinator to guarantee an expedient, high germination rate, and then plant the healthy juveniles of larger plants, in my raised beds where they have more space to grow. The system usually lived on my patio which receives a good 6-8 hours of sun in Summer and 5-6 in Winter. I would recommend to future users to get some additional coco coir bricks so you are ready to refurbish the 'petals' after transplanting any plants that have outgrown the system.
10/10 would recommend.
Really looking forward to adding some colour to the tops pots come spring. I love the white and am looking forward to the colourful flowers cascading down against the white pots.
A tip- we drove a reo rod through the middle hole and into the ground. We have had huge winds and they cannot blow over. It also allows us to spin them, so each side gets sun.
I know have 4 Mr Stacky towers. I will be getting more.
I highly recommend them. I am using them on my pathways as well as on my veranda. I have one filled with nothing but lettuces. I have two that are a mixture of carrots and tomatoes shallot’s and spring onions.
The last one has a third round of lettuce we love our lettuce, a few chillies and I’m about to plant some flowers to keep it pretty throughout winter.
Tower 1 was planted a mixture of Lettuces, Pak Choi, Broccoletti, Arumathus, Perpetual Spinach and Button Squash in the top layer.
Tower 2 was planted with Broccoli, Beetroot, Capsicum, Pak Choi, Sugar Loaf Cabbage, Chinese Cabbage and Cauliflower in the top layer.
We have been picking Lettuce, Spinach, Beet, Arumathus and Pak Choi leaves for weeks. Our Button Squash are developing fruit and we hope to pick the first ones in the next week!!
The Capsicums haven't done so well, but we think that has been due to the excessive rain we have had over the last month and also that they were transplanted from another pot whereas everything else was planted from seed.
We are now incorporating Coconut Coir with the soil in our other pots and have found it is fantastic with Cherry Tomatoes and Celery and are having success with growing cuttings of native Pigface!
We are definately getting another Tower soon!
PS They're also good for keeping snails and slugs off your veggies.
It was exciting to set it up. It working & going good. I planted few microgreens & started usin greens already in salads.
We are moving house to a smaller yard. These planters are not only space saver they are smart gardening.
Once I settle I will go for the few more stackers to add to my garden.
With the little space I have in the backyard I can plant big trees on the soil & use stacked planters for veggies.
Thanks
Aruna