How to Use Wicker 4 patio garden

How to Use Wicks to Water Plants

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1. Make sure your plant is already potted in a pot with a drainage hole. 
2. If it is not, 
3. you should use this opportunity of creating a wick watering system to replant it in a self-draining pot. 

I will build the food that is needed for that plants ( Blue berry)  and ( Blackberry)

 

I need two setups... But I can't have buckets on a patio  

 Make sure your plant is already potted in a pot with a drainage hole. If it is not, you should use this opportunity of creating a wick watering system to replant it in a self-draining pot. 

 

Soak your wick or shoelace in water or EzE sweet TEA. Make a knot with the end of the wick or shoelace.

 

 Stick the sharp end of a pencil through the shoelace or wick. You can also wrap the wick around the pencil. Make sure it is secured

Lift the plant from its pot. Take your time do not destroy the roots

Stick the pencil with the top of the wick into the root ball of your plant. Thread the bottom of the shoelace or wick through the draining hole in the pot.

Place the plant back into its pot with the wick now connected. Take care when you move the plant from now on. You do not want to tug hard and remove the wick

Place the plant above the water. For example, you can place it on a any thing you have to work with just have the plant above the water container and let the wick fall into a pitcher of water. The water will climb up the wick to feed the plant. You can just use an old bucket I put  EzE sweet TEA and then add My own Nutrients as the plant goes through its cycles  

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My own Nutrients

Sweet- EzE

 

One 16oz bottle - Vermicast - Root Growth - 

SUPER foundation

• 4 oz per gallon
• 1 glass per plant 
• 16  - 8-ounce glasses of water equal one gallon
• 4 gallon per 16 oz bottle  - Vermicast - Root Growth

One 16oz bottle -Abundant Buds and Blooms -

Right the Right time don't rush  

 ( looking for the 1st Bloom)

•  4 oz per gallon
• 1 glass per plant 
• 16  - 8-ounce glasses of water equal one gallon
• 4 gallon per 16 oz bottle  - Abundant Buds and Blooms

One 16oz bottle –  EzE sweet TEA - 

- Plants love my tea - and  U will 2 -

•  4 oz per gallon
• 1 glass per plant 
• 16  - 8-ounce glasses of water equal one gallon
• 4 gallon per 16 oz bottle  - Abundant Buds and Blooms

2 oz in a spray bottle What - yes  - 2 oz in a spray bottle once a week feeding 

Foliar Plant Feeding Overview. Foliar nutrient sprays are used to bypass the root system and directly introduce liquid nutrients into plants via pores in plant leaves called stomata. When nutrients are sprayed on the leaf canopy, this permits the liquid to enter the open leaf stomata and effectively nourish the plant.

  Super Soil

• 5lbs bags $ 20.00
• 10lbs bags $ 35.00

 Worm Casting

• 5lbs bags - $ 15.00

-EzE- Composted Organic soil

• 10lbs bags  - $ 12.25

 My own Nutrients

• Vermicast - Root Growth -$ 9.99
• Abundant Buds and Blooms  - $ 9.99
•  EzE sweet TEA - $ 9.99

Set of 3 - $25.00

Best Vegetables to Grow in Pots on your Patio 

Makes it easy to move in your yard also - Small garden is a fun Garden

 

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