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DIY Self-watering bucket - Sub Irrigaton Planter (SIP) Bucket - 80% less water container gardening

Go to https://FoodAbundance.com to join the Food Abundance movement. This "self-watering bucket" is a sub-irrigation planter using only one 5 gallon bucket instead of the usual method of using two 5 gallon buckets, so this conserves resources and is less expensive. In this self watering container, the water reservoir is larger than in the 2 bucket method, so you do not have to add water as often. This is an excellent option for container gardening, especially when doing single bucket gardening. It uses 80% less water than a regular top-down watering system, because most of the water gets absorbed by the plant roots before it makes it up to the surface. This also results in deeper roots and a larger root ball, which makes for a larger, healthier plant. Also, because the plant is in a bucket, it can be sitting on concrete or on top of unusable rocky soil, and the bucket can be moved if needed, making this a mobile food source. Add minerals, beneficial micro-organisms, and mycorrhizal fungi to the soil for maximum production, taste, and nutrition. For minerals, use rock dust, the best of which is Azomite:    • Azomite: Over 70 Minerals & Trace Elements...   For mirco-organisms, use worm castings or compost tea, both of which you can buy or make at home:    • Видео      • Setting up a worm bin using a wooden flow ...      • Compost Tea for Growing BIG Vegetables   For mycorrhizal fungi spores, here is a great source:    • Mycorrhizae, the Root-Helping Superfungus:...   http://www.fungi.com/shop/fungi-for-h... Please share this videos with others as a way to encourage local food hyper-production. That is the best way to solve hunger, anywhere in the world. To join the Food Abundance movement, go to https://FoodAbundance.com