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  • devans2 May 12, 2009
    I have done all of the above, Plants started out great, blooming etc. However now the leaves are turning yellow. What causes this?
  • devans2 May 12, 2009
    I have done all of the above.The leaves are now turning yellow.What causes this?
  • GrannyGoodEarth Apr 07, 2009
    Thanks for the detailed process! I was going to purchase the commercial product but won't need to do that now.
  • GrannyGoodEarth Apr 07, 2009
    Thanks for the detailed process! I was going to purchase the commercial product but won't need to do that now.
  • writer7 Apr 06, 2009
    What a cool idea on growing hanging tomato plants! Thanks for sharing.
  • writer7 Apr 06, 2009
    What a cool idea on growing hanging tomato plants! Thanks for sharing.
  • prorish1 May 05, 2008
    Thank you - super way of growing your own veggies especially when one is short of garden space. Will certainly try.
  • prorish1 May 05, 2008
    Thank you - super way of growing your own veggies especially when one is short of garden space. Will certainly try.
  • mjhtigger Apr 22, 2008
    The "other site" for hanging tomatoes said that you can plant herbs, cucumbers, peppers and zucchini in this manner. I can't wait to try this!!! This will solve my problem of the sunlight being blocked by trees in my ground garden site! :)
  • mjhtigger Apr 22, 2008
    The "other site" for hanging tomatoes said that you can plant herbs, cucumbers, peppers and zucchini in this manner. I can't wait to try this!!! This will solve my problem of the sunlight being blocked by trees in my ground garden site! :)
  • Laura Schofield Apr 12, 2008
    What a fantastic idea. I think this would look nice as well as being convenient - I love hanging plants! Thank you for sharing.
  • Laura Schofield Apr 12, 2008
    What a fantastic idea. I think this would look nice as well as being convenient - I love hanging plants! Thank you for sharing.
  • Allana Baroni Apr 10, 2008
    This is fantastic! I have a herb and vegetable garden and every time I go to the garden center I buy too many tomato plants - now I know how to plant the ones that won't fit in my raised beds...genius!!!! I heard they raise melons upside down in Japan to save space. Know anything about it?
  • Love-Life Mar 20, 2008
    This is great. Will definitely try this as I've been checking into the upside down planters that have been ranging from $10 up. Thank you. 5 stars!!
  • fearlessfox Mar 18, 2008
    If you plant the seedling in the hole in the bottom of the bucket, how do you hang it? The handle is at the end with the lid!
  • fearlessfox Mar 18, 2008
    If you plant the seedling in the hole in the bottom of the bucket, how do you hang it? The handle is at the end with the lid!

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