Here’s a great way to maximize your grow space. Perfect for those renting, with limited space, or just anyone who loves to re-purpose and DIY! Make sure you don’t use just any old pallet as they can be treated or contaminated with toxins that the pallet was being used to transport.
Ideally you want to find pallets that have an “HT” stamp which stands for heat treated. Pressure treated wood is a no-no for growing food. But if ornamentals are your thing then go to town with whatever you can get your hands on and hope for the best…
Additionally, you’ll want to examine your found pallet to make sure there aren’t any signs of chemical spills. A big stain is usually a good warning sign to find another, cleaner pallet. The video below gives a great overview of the process. Like she says, it’s not an exact science so use your innovation and imagination. Check it out below…
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about the only thing worth growing in them are succulents. The more i do potting with plants, the more it becomes obvious you need as big as a container as you can get, with a variety of gradual soil building over several years
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Another pallet innovation Andrew Bohlsen? Looks like a good way to grow lettuces and herbs!
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