This is an awesome idea. I would love to see these things around. Have you looked into Kickstarter for funding? www.kickstarter.com
Is the hope that rain will just keep the bottom container full of water after seeping through the soil in the top container so no watering is necessary?
gday, yea i will try and get a project set up though kickstarter, but as im not from the US or UK im not sure if you can put up projects?? Rain does pass though the soil and fills up the water container through the winter, but as im in Australia the water containers need manual watering throughout the summer.
Try putting small holes at the top of the bottom bottle or near the bottom of the top bottle-they shouldn't affect the automatic watering but would allow for overflow when/where there's a chance of too much rain. If you don't make the holes too large there shouldn't be too much evaporation either-maybe an 1/8 of an inch might be good. I lost too many plants to over watering when there was rain so I almost always add overflow holes to anything other than conventional planters. I'm in a usually rather cold/wet region of the US so rain is a problem.
This is awesome. I'd love to see more of this around! Of course, I wouldn't want to eat anything grown near the streets where I live, but then, I should probably move out of the city.
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wobbler 8 years ago
I think that's a fake car in the photo.
I think it's also possible to make a flying dog without a car. All you need is a bridge and a dog. The higher the bridge, the longer the flight time.
I think you can also use this method for flying cats.
Ho0ksie125 9 years ago
Rubiks bakon eater 9 years ago
my dog couldn't stop flying and it hit a tree
Drakekay 10 years ago
BUCKEYEGIRL14 11 years ago
zac beal 11 years ago
wold630 11 years ago
Is the hope that rain will just keep the bottom container full of water after seeping through the soil in the top container so no watering is necessary?
zac beal 11 years ago
Rain does pass though the soil and fills up the water container through the winter, but as im in Australia the water containers need manual watering throughout the summer.
winterwindarts 11 years ago
turbonegro 11 years ago
Had something similar in mind for my terrariums (i breed chameleons)
But the plants tend to be troublesome
Will try this method
zac beal 11 years ago
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