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The Container Gardening Masterclass (Grow Anything in Pots)
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The Container Gardening Masterclass (Grow Anything in Pots)



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This video was inspired by home gardening techniques I learnt from Self Sufficient Me, The Rusted Garden, Epic Gardening, MIgardener, Garden Answer, One Yard Revolution, CaliKim29 Garden & Home DIY, Next Level Gardening, and Roots & Refuge Farm.

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Gardener Scott
Next Level Gardening
The Gardening Channel With James Prigioni
Geeky Greenhouse
Gardening Australia
California Gardening
Garden Up
MIgardener
Horticulture Magazine
The Ripe Tomato Farms
Learn To Grow
Next Level Gardening
The Garden Tinkers
QCTropicals
2 Minute Garden Tips
Everything Plants
The Dirty Gardener
Everything Plants
KR Home Garden
The Millennial Gardener
HS – Royal Horticultural Society
Life in a pot
chicago Gardener | Container Gardening
Savvy Gardening
Mindful Living A
GreenTGarden
Christa’s Garden
DIY Urban Gardening
Terrace Garden
Dave The Hillside Gardener
Balconia Garden
CaliKim29 Garden & Home DIY
V87 Garden
HeAltH &TeChY
Gary Pilarchik (The Rusted Garden)
Toadstool Gardens
jack’s Pepper Patch

6 Comments

  3. @manelballart9266

    hi steve, i understand, but this requires a LOT of inputs in soil. and if u cannot take normal soil? you have to buy 1/3 perlite and seed soil, you can only produce the compost… maybe better a very mature compost and sand maybe not better but easy to get free and in big quantity. what you think?

  4. @m3mikec

    Might try pumice over perlite, it’s a great alternative because it doesn’t break down. Cheers

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