How to grow vegetables on the balcony using PVC pipes

Not enough space for growing vegetables on the balcony? No container? Not watering in time...these are not the problems. The problem is that you have not chosen the right method. Take a look at the following PVC vegetable growing methods, I guarantee you will be satisfied!

Materials needed for PVC vegetable growing

PVC pipe (about 16cm in diameter, available at building materials or hardware stores) and a saw.

The first vegetable growing tool

80cm-1m long PVC pipe

Draw a 5cm horizontal line every 10cm, and then saw along the line crosswise.

Saw the PVC pipe in half and then burn the cut.

Use a small tube to press down while it is still hot (never press directly with your hands unless your skin is thick enough)

After pressing down, it becomes this paper. Once everything is done, just install the bottom cover and you're done!

Put in soil and transplant.

Look at how it's growing, it's increasing rapidly. . .

The second vegetable growing tool

Material: PVC drain pipe. One 200MM, one 160MM, two 200MM elbows, a 160MM tee, a 200/160d tee, and a bottle of PVC glue.

Under construction...shape first.

Drilling holes is a technical job.

The finished product rendering, look, the green balcony, haha!

Although round holes are beautiful, they are too troublesome. You can also make straight square holes.

Of course, if the place is big, you can also do this

The following is the growth process of green vegetables by direct seeding without seedling cultivation. Because the seeds germinate at different times, the vegetables grow in different sizes.

The third type: still PVC pipe

Punch! This model has a much more beautiful shape, it is recommended to use professional equipment!

Toast the elbow over fire.

Mission accomplished!

Achievements

Fish and vegetable symbiosis (soilless cultivation) natural control please enter

This is the balcony with two filter tanks. Lobsters were once raised in the fish tank opposite.

This is the other side. Crabs were raised in this tank.

This watermelon is so tempting...