[VIDEO] Experiments in small space gardening in Mexico City

June 18June 18Posted in Garden & NatureTagged composting, contianer gardening, diy, experiment, garden, gardening, herbs, huerto romita, hydroponics, mexico, Mexico City, permaculture, rainwater harvest, small space, square foot garden, urban gardening, vertical garden, watering system

In the ruins of an old storage building, young urban farmers in Mexico City’s Roma District are experimenting with how to grow efficiently, and easily, in a small space. They share their experiments in square foot gardening, DIY vertical gardens, permaculture, herb spirals, hydroponics, rainwater catchment, and vermicomposting.

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2 thoughts on “[VIDEO] Experiments in small space gardening in Mexico City”

jpeggytaylor says:

June 18 at 22:36

I like this video – some good ideas to try. Small space gardening … that’s me! I have been trying out vertical gardening this last two years to try and gain more planting space in my yard.

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1. ecogreenlover says:
  
  June 18 at 23:19
  
  Yes, I love the ideas suggested and they seem to be not only quite space saving but also inexpensive!
  
  Thank you for passing by 🙂
  
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