When I was a snake eater we’d say “two is one. One is none.” So I mounted a second drain spout on the other end. If to have to flip the bin around, the back up drain is ready.
Are the spigots for drainage? The center of the spigot is still half an inch above the bottom of the container, it will be hard to get all the “sitting” water out if that was your plan
I’m going to have to re-string the bale to 31 inches. I’ll also build a skeleton structure around the bale for additional stability of the structure of the bale. @Zee
If I have to perform an emergency drillaholectomy due to sitting water, I’m prepared to do so! But I appreciate you lookin out for me. I’m doing most of this with spare parts and a half-baked plan. And that’s not all that’s half-baked.
If it was a sunny day, the pic would look cooler. But it’s not sunny today in Oly-Ville.
That was fun. It kinda sucked for the first time and all. But I could make the next one a lot faster.
Now I’m going to charge the bale and get her ready for some plants in a couple of weeks. Thanks to everyone watching along today. It’s time for some pizza and Firefly. It’s time to hear what Shepherd Book has for me today.
Sunday, June 7.
Pretty interesting! How do you water something like that? I grew up stacking straw bales and remember having to toss the ones with moisture aside due to risk of fire. There’s some sort of chemical reaction that happens and they heat up. How will that fair with the roots?