pics Second try at pics.

[RowBear]

Plant Stand

Propagation Box

Tomatoes and Peppers

Peppers

 

[uUu]

very nice setup!

are the levels adjustable in height?

 

[RowBear]

The light on top is adjustable. On the lower levels, I have to move the plants up to the lights. I use blocks of wood or what is ever handy.

 

[uUu]

ok.. so by the time they are at the bottom without blocks of wood, they are ready to be planted out?! nice sollution! what kind of peppers are you growing?

 

[Omri]

Nice setup.

 

[mrpepper]

Propagation Box

Looks great, I want one

 

[AlabamaJack]

nice setup and great looking plants

 

[RowBear]

I am growing bell, frying, anahiem, and jalapeno peppers. My wife and I make and can salsa. we plan on about 100 pints this year. I tried to start some hab's but I couldn't get any to start. I'll get them at the nursery. better luck next year.

 

[RowBear]

Almost forgot, Thanks bentalphanerd for helping me with posting pics.

 

[Sanj]

Very nice looking setup.
Looks futuristic..

 

[Pepperfreak]

Great setup. Is that an old display case? Or, is it your design. Either way it looks great and you have some nice plants

 

[Pam]

I like your set up!

 

[RowBear]

It's my own design. I made the stand and box from mainly scrap materials (boards and plywood). I'm the sort that can visualize things and then build it. I drive my children crazy sometimes with what I make.

 

[Pepperfreak]

It's my own design. I made the stand and box from mainly scrap materials (boards and plywood). I'm the sort that can visualize things and then build it. I drive my children crazy sometimes with what I make.

That is so cool. I can visualize, but sometimes things turn out differently. Sometimes its like sitting down to draw a rose and having a beautiful rose in mind. But the finished picture looks like a stick figure...LOL However, if I really plan something out, it works...Not with drawing though.

 

[Pam]

It's my own design. I made the stand and box from mainly scrap materials (boards and plywood). I'm the sort that can visualize things and then build it. I drive my children crazy sometimes with what I make.

I'm impressed. That's a rare talent.


My father could do that, but he failed to pass it along to me. When my old Aussie Rusty needed a handicap ramp- her hips were starting to fail and the back steps were steep- he showed up at my house with some boards and carpet scraps, eyeballed the steps, and built the ramp lickity split. No drawing or measuring, just "This is what I think will work."