Living Wall Method

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The_Maestro

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Has anybody here tried the "living wall" me method of trellising? I keep reading things saying you CAN, but I have not found anyone with experience doing it. This method would be perfect for me as I need to use my relatively small backyard and conceal my crop as well. I'd like to know what obstacles or pitfalls I will encounter. I am growing in my own soil
 
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okmtnbiker

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Interesting idea I’ve not heard of it but I bet it would work. I’m in the northern hemisphere so the sun has already sunk a lot in the southern sky, and the south side of my girls are doing much better than the northern more shaded side. Now that I think about it that’s a really good idea. Let me follow I’m curious as to what everyone else says. I bet I could get a better yield that way the way my garden sits, plus it would be much easier to tend.
 
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The_Maestro

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okmtnbiker said:
Interesting idea I’ve not heard of it but I bet it would work. I’m in the northern hemisphere so the sun has already sunk a lot in the southern sky, and the south side of my girls are doing much better than the northern more shaded side. Now that I think about it that’s a really good idea. Let me follow I’m curious as to what everyone else says. I bet I could get a better yield that way the way my garden sits, plus it would be much easier to tend.
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Unfortunately, I live in Michigan so I won't be able to even TRY anything until next year. I've grown one harvest, but keeping it concealed in my yard is a nightmare and the plants need so much more space then what I gave them. If I do this next year I'll post my progress
 
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okmtnbiker

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The_Maestro said:
Unfortunately, I live in Michigan so I won't be able to even TRY anything until next year. I've grown one harvest, but keeping it concealed in my yard is a nightmare and the plants need so much more space then what I gave them. If I do this next year I'll post my progress
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That’s a really good idea though I think I might incorporate something like that in my garden next year. As the sun sinks lower in the southern sky part of my girls are in shade midday now and I could solve that with a nice angled fence.
 
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The_Maestro

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okmtnbiker said:
That’s a really good idea though I think I might incorporate something like that in my garden next year. As the sun sinks lower in the southern sky part of my girls are in shade midday now and I could solve that with a nice angled fence.
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Sweet! I'm looking forward to sharing results
 
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Jammes_milller

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The_Maestro said:
Unfortunately, I live in Michigan so I won't be able to even TRY anything until next year. I've grown one harvest, but keeping it concealed in my yard is a nightmare and the plants need so much more space then what I gave them. If I do this next year I'll post my progress
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Everything needs space. Did the lack of space greatly affect growth? I also want to grow well, unfortunately I have very little space. Well, if I ever get it, I'll be sure to post it.
 
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