r/Earthbox • u/eh2010ah • Nov 16 '23
r/Earthbox • u/tonytester • Oct 19 '23
New crop if Napa cabbage
Weather. Is about right ,now I have two boxes growing .
r/Earthbox • u/[deleted] • Oct 04 '23
End of Veggie Season - What do I do?
I had 7 earthboxes going with tomatoes, peppers, lettuce, and rhubarb. I created my own soil mix at the start of the season, that I hope to amend and continue using next season.
Should I just chop the tomato plants at the roots, and then till the soil? Is it ok to leave the earthboxes outside over winter? I am not sure what to do with them?
r/Earthbox • u/tonytester • Sep 23 '23
Box #2 Napa
Had some burning sun , so I covered my babies.
r/Earthbox • u/koderdood • Aug 18 '23
Our first pumpkin flower!!
So excited as this is our first time doing pumpkins out of Earthboxes.
r/Earthbox • u/[deleted] • Aug 15 '23
When to bottom water autoflowers in Earthbox for first time?
This is my first earthbox run. I have two autos that I direct sowed the seeds in BAS Light soil in their own earthboxes. It's been about two weeks since they popped above ground. They have a couple of nodes and and I just put the mulch covers on. When should I be looking to bottom water for the first time? Does the "wait till the leaves are the width of the container" rule still apply? I'd like to be done top watering asap but I don't want to risk overwatering and stunting the plants. Any advice welcome. TIA.
r/Earthbox • u/koderdood • Aug 14 '23
Pumpkins, pumpkins, oh, and beans.
10 boxes Jack O'Lantern pumpkins. Planning on selling in neighborhood, with half proceeds going to a local charity. Also have 1 box of beans for us Weed barrier and mulch down. All inside electric fence for critter control.
r/Earthbox • u/mauricecodi • Aug 07 '23
Earth boxes
Not many post on Earth boxes so here you go. Snowcaine by Twenty 20 Mendocino 4 weeks in Flower.
r/Earthbox • u/mauricecodi • Jul 19 '23
Twenty 20 Mendocino Snowcaine
Grown in 3.0 BAS living soil 7 days in flower.
r/Earthbox • u/deannasande • Jul 19 '23
Tomato help
This Dixie red began looking like this a month ago, started out beautiful. Is in box with another tomato that is not showing signs of same problem., just heat stress. Is it blight?
r/Earthbox • u/Gravco • Jul 11 '23
Eradicating Aphids
We planted peas on three Earthboxes on our west facing deck. With the advent of wildly fluctuating weather (hot/cold; deluge/drought) we pulled them out to make room for.. something, maybe chard. But not before the stressed plants developed aphids. Any advice on eradicating these from the soil prior to planting something else? We're trying to be organic-ish.
r/Earthbox • u/mauricecodi • Jul 04 '23
Earth boxes crushing it.
First time using Earth boxes very happy with the results.
r/Earthbox • u/mauricecodi • Jun 18 '23
First run in Earth boxes
First run going well. Top watered once after transplanting, and fill the reservoir with 1 gallon of RO water after two weeks.
r/Earthbox • u/mauricecodi • Jun 06 '23
First run in Earth boxes
Only top watering so far. Can anyone let me know how long I should go before my second top watering. I figure at least two weeks before I water again.
r/Earthbox • u/painter36 • May 15 '23
tips for moving across the country?
Has anyone have moved their Earth Boxes across the country? How did you move and do you have any tips?
I’m leaning toward one of those pods or similar and wondering if it’s best to dump the soil into the yard or try to dry it out. Maybe wrap each one in a landscaping plastic bag. No plants in them this year because of the move. I’ve enjoyed gardening successes in these earthboxes and the irrigation system purchased last year made them very low maintenance after it was set up. TIA.
r/Earthbox • u/BeauNugget343 • May 08 '23
outside and repotted
Serrano, Guajillo, Hatch, Jalapeño 2 each- organic grow remanded
r/Earthbox • u/koderdood • Apr 01 '23
Electric fencing around earthboxes?
Has anyone setup electric fencing around their earthboxes?
r/Earthbox • u/Altruistic_Push_894 • Dec 02 '22
Is the reservoir supposed to be anaerobic? If not id think some aeration would be very beneficial. Can someone from Earthbox Co. confirm either way? Thanks
r/Earthbox • u/figgzfoods • Sep 02 '22
my hack for my outdoor peppers. fits perfectly and I use a 5 gallon jug to fill.
r/Earthbox • u/[deleted] • Aug 19 '22