In this installment of the bale garden conditioning series we cover day four of the conditioning process. On day four we just add one gallon (4 liters) of water to each bale and nothing more. Be sure to follow along for the whole process to ensure your best success with the bale gardening method. Thanks for watching!
Check out our Facebook Page!:
https://www.facebook.com/brewcitygardener/
Join our Facebook group – “The Global Straw Bale Gardener’s Collective”
https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheGlobalSBGCollective/
Sign up for Ebates here and earn cash back on your online purchases:
https://www.ebates.com/r/OPPESD?eeid=28187
We also accept cryptocurrency to help fund the Brew City Garden!
Bitcoin Address:
31jcGJrM1zwMjFSRcY3vowwcjdQWbwBzJr
Litecoin Address:
MS2vj9JG2psx1n3vbWVcdeDqaF4L422T92
Ethereum Address:
0x8956e8b87A616efAb2908eE1eF8Ac8a18278156B
Thank you!
Don’t own cryptocurrency? Want to know where to buy some? Sign up to the largest, most trusted cryptocurrency exchange “Coinbase” using the link below and receive $10 free after your first $100 purchase! Using the link below helps out the Brew City Gardener as well….
https://www.coinbase.com/join/58c8f25d7faf7901ccb076a6
Music:
Banjo Short by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/…)
Artist: http://audionautix.com/
#strawbalegardening #haybalegardening #vegetablegardening
Yes Sir nothing better then getting help from Mother Nature. We had a lot of rain this year that saved me a lot of watering. Highest temp I have seen was 156 degrees. I use a digital meter. Bales cooking right along buddy. See ya tomorrow for day #5. Have a great day!
Rain = No worries. Check!
I started my small bale garden a little earlier than you did – I'm in zone 8A. The bale that had my salad garden is finished and yesterday, I planted a Celebrity determinate tomato there.
Even though I've watched your previous season videos, I was still amazed as I dug into the bale to plant the tomato to see such rich compost going down at least 6 inches into the bale. I added a little soil and composted cow manure to the planting hole, and planted the tomato deep. My other bales with tomatoes are coming along really well. The indeterminate tomatoes planted three weeks ago have more than doubled in size.
Question for you…how soon should I fertilize the tomatoes? Each one had soil and composted cow manure added when it was planted.
We get plenty of that here. Makes my job easier.
It's amazing how much better rainwater is!
I love when it rains (sometimes) that means less watering I have to do and my water bill doesn't go up. lol