Justin Tyler Tate

You make a really great point OutofPatience! I think you would probably want to attach the mesh or chicken wire to removable frames which would easily attach to the front and back faces of the FarmCubes while the sides and top could have the mesh secured directly to the cubes.

Yes, of course it may not be for everyone, especially as it sound't like you have a very fertile property, but ideally it could make any plot of land more efficient. It was a lot of work to research so I really much appreciate your comments :D

Thanks so much JessyRF!

Hi Audry! I tried to enter this 'ible into the baking challenge several times but I never got a confirmation email saying that my contest entry has been received. I think it's not working. Thanks though :)

Well the ramsoms are optional anyway but chives will be a great substiution. Please tell me how your kimchi turns out when the snow finally goes and the wild plants come out. Good luck!

Kimchi is just the Korean term for a pickled vegetable side-dish. Traditionally it is done with nappa cabbage but also a host of other vegetables both leafy and crunchy. I have used normal cabbage before as well as daikon radish, currently I am making it with wild greens, you can do it with beans, seaweed...there are hundreds of varities of kimchi.

Ah! I see :) Thanks for the clarification Jane.

Why is pretty in quotes? Please send a picture when/if you do :)

If your adventurous enough to try, please post the results of a morning glory curtain here.

Sure, please suggest away. I have read that the Pothos/ devil’s ivy/ scindapsus aureus was mildly poisonous but I wasn't aware that the others were. I doubt dogs would go around eating them even if they could reach them but I believe that cats would find a way.

I actually linked to that in the very end of this 'ible :)Please try with Morning Glory and post an update here on how it works out.

Sure you could do that too ;) I was trying to use old/salvaged LEDs I had though.

Да, я понимаю. Спасибо ;)

I'm sure that is technically true and I am, admittedly, not terribly good at the mathematical aspect for creating circuits but I have also been using this circuit quite heavily (6-8hrs per day) with no signs of of deterioration. I suppose the question is how long will it last before the first one dies and then how long before the second dies (as in would it be noticed so that repairs could take place before the second goes)?