Organic feriliser from kitchen refuse

Step 4 The fruits of your labour.

Some photos of the garden and produce

Comments

[shmacky26]

I checked harbor frieght and can't find those water dispensers anywhere. Can you post a link to them?

[radiorental]

They were in the paper catalog. Might have been a special clearance item. I had a scan through the latest catalog, cant find them. Try calling harbour freight. Otherwise, any garden center will have them. They're pretty good. Alternatively, someone else posted an instructable on burying plastic bottles with holes in them. Seems a little more work though.

[mangol]

This is a great instructible and I have passed it on to my parents who live on a farm.
Up until now they have composted kitchen scraps by feeding them to chickens (they will eat anything), and later using their bedding as a natural compost for the gardens and fields.

I this case, and for a suburban city dweller like me, I was wondering if it would be possible to use old silicone cartridge end-cones as dispensers applied to pet bottles? They do seem similar in appearance to what you are using here and would be a great way to recycle them.
If the hole at the tip is too big, just leave some silicone in and puncture with a wire to the desired diameter.

[radiorental]

That should work. Try it with the existing hole and if it drains too quickly maybe plug it will silicone. But if I recall correctly the purpose built stakes aren't that expensive. Good luck!

[slambo]

The feeding stakes are a seasonal item.