Vertical Gardening with Mr. Stacky - 2 week update

Since I have some time on my hand, I decided to experiment with gardening by starting a vertical garden using the Mr. Stacky ...

This article is a summary of a YouTube video "Vertical Gardening with Mr. Stacky - 2 week update" by Blossom Flower Delivery

Key insights about video Vertical Gardening with Mr. Stacky - 2 week update

🌱 The seedlings I planted in my garden are growing well and I've transplanted them into my big stacking planter.

🥕 I had trouble growing carrots, but now I see some sprouts coming up in a container I planted them in.

🍅 My tomato plant is growing nicely, but the leaves are turning yellow, possibly due to overwatering.

🌿 The oregano in my Mr. Stack II planter is growing like crazy and taking over the green onions.

🌿 The rosemary in my garden is doing well and I have also planted some garlic pods that are growing nicely.

🥒 I have cucumbers sprouting and peas growing well in my garden.

🌱 I finally got bok choy vegetables to grow by transplanting a store-bought plant, and it seems to be doing well.

Timestamped Summary

00:03 The seedlings that were planted have been transplanted into the stacking planter.

00:20 Carrot sprouts are starting to grow in a small container.

00:29 A tomato plant is growing well, but some leaves are turning yellow, possibly due to overwatering.

01:03 Oregano is taking over the top of the stacking planter, while green onions are growing well.

01:31 Garlic pods that were planted from supermarket garlic are growing well.

01:45 Cucumber plants are sprouting and growing.

01:56 Peas are also growing well.

02:08 Bok choy vegetables are now growing after transplantation.

02:19 Some little sprouts are appearing, encouraging growth.

02:24 Some unknown plants are also starting to sprout.

02:41 Watermelon plants in the garden are doing well.

02:51 Beets are also growing well.

03:01 The plants are sprouting, and there is a hope that insects stay away from the garden.

03:04 There have been some issues with insects on the tomato plant.

Browse more about Gardening

Basic Gardening : How to Grow and Harvest Okra the needed information on a successful harvest

Is there a better plant to grow in the super hot summer months in the garden other than Okra? Probably not. The Okra plant loves ...

Yup! That’s right! I’m a gardening FIEND!

I'm just glad it's legal!

coral gardening

An amazing pilot project in Fiji that is bringing damaged coral reefs back to life. This is a sequence from the film "Fragile Paradise", ...

Gardening in Portugal | #3 Cutting Back the Fig Trees, Olives and Collecting Wood

The last of this season's gardening in Portugal vids. Until we manage to get back out to Portugal and are able to produce some ...

The Gardening Times.com GTech Hedge Trimmer Review

Chris Allen of The Gardening Times reviews Gtech's latest 18V cordless garden multi-tool, the HT04 hedge cutter and trimmer at ...

Gardening : How to Prune Boxwood

Boxwood must be pruned in a very specific way to allow it to stay natural and soft. Prune boxwood with help from a gardening ...

Q&A

What plants are growing in the garden?

The garden has tomato plants, carrots, cucumbers, peas, bok choy, watermelons, and beets.

Is there any issue with the tomato plants?

The leaves on the tomato plants are turning yellow, possibly due to overwatering.

How are the carrots doing?

The carrots are just starting to sprout.

What is taking over in the Mr. Stack II planter?

The oregano is growing like crazy in the Mr. Stack II planter.

What kind of vegetable is in the small container?

The vegetable in the small container is garlic, which was planted from store-bought pods.