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SFG Box Drainage
For a slightly elevated SFG box (maybe 2-4" off the ground), and using a plywood bottom, what is the best way to ensure good drainage in the box? I read this post where she recommends the following:
Is this still the best recommendation?
Your 4 outside corner drainage holes are correct as you described. In addition, you should have a drainage hole in the center of each of the squares...
Is this still the best recommendation?
goodtogrow- Posts : 94
Join date : 2022-04-05
Location : BC, Canada, zone 8a/8b
Re: SFG Box Drainage
goodtogrow wrote:For a slightly elevated SFG box (maybe 2-4" off the ground), and using a plywood bottom, what is the best way to ensure good drainage in the box? I read this post where she recommends the following:Your 4 outside corner drainage holes are correct as you described. In addition, you should have a drainage hole in the center of each of the squares...
Is this still the best recommendation?
Yes.
"In short, the soil food web feeds everything you eat and helps keep your favorite planet from getting too hot. Be nice to it." ~ Diane Miessler, "Grow Your Soil"
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Re: SFG Box Drainage
Thank you.
goodtogrow- Posts : 94
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Location : BC, Canada, zone 8a/8b
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