Mike Corazzi
Masterpiece
Does it need a drain hole or will the water just drain out the edges of the soil?
If planting on a slab of slate
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I'm sure there is more than one way to do it but I watched a cool video showing how they mounted on a slab and they first drilled holes for the wire and drilled drain holes. Couldn't find the video. They then mixed up a clayish type of paste and used it to make up a dam like rim that held in the soil. Kind of hard to describe.
aml1014
Masterpiece
Muck is the term for that stuff, lots of recipes on the Internet to make it. I personally use caliche clay from the ground here and shredded sphagnum moss in a 50/50 ratio.
Aaron
sorce
Nonsense Rascal
Mike.
The bottom of my baskets have NO holes and they drain fine.
You could probly get away with no holes but I would leave it at a tilt.
Drain holes or not, a very fine spray would be necessary to not erode the Muck, for which, I prefer the term "bonsai sausage".
I would use a recipe that locals use.
Sorce
The bottom of my baskets have NO holes and they drain fine.
You could probly get away with no holes but I would leave it at a tilt.
Drain holes or not, a very fine spray would be necessary to not erode the Muck, for which, I prefer the term "bonsai sausage".
I would use a recipe that locals use.
Sorce
dirk hoorelbeke
Omono
muck: Keto and akadama-powder 50/50. Ad water until you can make balls.
