Leaving for 10 days today and I don't want my vegetables to die. I have 6 of them in a tray. How can I keep them watered or from dying?
>>1014484
Get someone to water them for you? Or build a overcomplicted arduino controlled machine with linear actuators and a timer for optimal watering.
>>1014488
I'm on a vacation elsewhere while going on another vacation to the sea. Thought of growing some vegetables while on vacation.
>>1014484
put them all on the gound around a table. bucket of water on the table and strings of (maybe woven depends on size of plants) of wool from bucket into the dirt. now let the gravity do the work for you.
<- Like this, but skip the tubing, put the water bottle in the same try as the plants.
>>1014484
>Get diapers
>Soak them up with water
>Pull out the padding
>Rip it into pieces and mix it with the soil
>water the plants and the soil will increase in volume, the plants will last twice asling without being watered.
>>1014484
Inverted 2 liter bottle with water.
>>1015287
This. Fill a bottle and push the open top straight into the dirt. Water will release as the soil dries
>>1015305
>Drowns plant
Leave the lid on with a hole poked in it
>>1014484
name of this plants?
>>1015287
This one more! They sell pointed glass bulbs for this purpose. Water goes in ground. Comes back into bulb as condensation and goes back into ground. Repeating until it is gone.
>>1015926
Not OP, but those all look like various types of succulent plants which, ironically, don't need much water.
Pic related is my favorite, echeveria. Other common types include the jade plant and 'hens and chicks'. Just Google succulent plant.
