So sad to hear of his passing😦......... but he is a GIFT....... that keeps giving his knowledge..........grateful

We are so very sorry for the loss of Larry to his family, followers and friends. Thank you for leaving these wonderful videos for all of us. It is a legacy to Larry. RIP

Judging from the seed racks at Lowe’s and Home Depot,there are many people planting seeds. I just found this video and see that Larry passed away last year. In these times people will be hurting for sometime to come.. May God bless your family and Larry for the wealth of knowledge he is still giving

RIP Larry thank you for the gift of RGGS and the gift of enthusiasm passion and entrepreneurship.

My son does a lot of missionary work in Uganda and he asked me to come up with a system that would not require wood as it is very sparse there! This system was a proto type that could be easily buried in the sand and they could grow food in the heat of the summer!

I just found Larry's channel and I am truly grateful. A beautiful being that came to this lifetime and did his thing. I'm sure we all learn something from watching his videos. I am inspired. Blessings to his family and friends.

The thing is with my system I planted it June 1st I have not touched it since except to harvest veggies you can’t do that with Hydroponics just walk away and have the system run itself like this system does! Plant it and forget it that is what makes this system Great!

RIP Larry. You left a legacy

Brilliant! You are an inspiration! We have high school students learning to make the 5 gallon buckets and we're distributing them to neighbors for distributed community gardening. What you are doing is so awesome to keep the food security issue growing. Thank you for your work.

LOVE the whole thing. I will be doing this now come spring for my peppers.

Thank you! My grow/shopping bag is in it's 4rth year now. out all winter and the handles are still useable. Incredible...

great idea , I am going to try it as soon as I can get the ingredients together

Really nice! I watched your channel on grow bags last year and gave them a shot! I love em! Thanks for the tips!

I love this idea!!! Who needs to buy loads of fabric pots that are black and heat the soil up making the soil anaerobic... 👏 👏 👏

thanks, you are providing the world with essential growing information. I will try this . Meg in Fl.

The results are amazing!

Hi Larry the idea of using a Walmart bag for air pruning is such a great idea. The cost is a great savings over hydroponic fabric bags that are self pruning. I will integrate your wicking fabric walmart pots with my systems right away. I have everything to make it now and appreciate you sharing this Simple Inexpensive solution to containers that can be used in both dirt and soil less gardening! I have used the dry fertilizer and spikes around the perimeter and it does work very well.

I love learning everyday! thanks for teaching me some new ideas. i will use this idea for peppers next year.

Thanks can't wait to see the difference the grow bags make!

Looks great!!!! I'm going to try this next year. You got me thinking of ways of doing above ground... I may just do the RGGS Thanks for the video.

I took you up on your comment of getting stares buying wall-mart bags. I went in for 30 bags. The register I was at had about 4, so with a line forming behind me, the cashier went to about 4 or 5 other cashiers who each had from 3 to 5 bags. I loved getting the stares but they were from customers behind me and not really from wallmart employees as I was expecting. Some people in my situation would get nervous, but I love the attention. Thank you for your utubes...My wife loves the system.

Our RGGS is really doing great. You showed it to me personally when I stopped to get some tobacco plants last year. This looks interesting too. I think 3/4 of the fun is building the contraptions.

You sure sound like your brother down in Memphis. I really appreciate you both for educating us all.

Hi Larry, from the UK. A bit of a long winded but enjoyable video.The little girl's smile is wonderful and makes everything we do in the garden/allotment worthwhile. Thanks!

Yes water is on always to the float and it does just what you said!

I really love this idea. I am trying this next year!

WOW THANKS SO MUCH!!!!!!! I'M LEARNING THIS IS MAY 3 YEAR I WILL GET BETTER TAKING ADVICE FROM THIS VIDEO I KNOW SO!!!!!!

You are incredible! I love the detail, how you explain everything so clearly. Looking at the pictures is such a small part compared to what you teach us! I've got a very dry garden, sand hill, eh. I like your watering system. I'm not sure about potting soil cos it gets so dry...but you have fixed that problem. Bless you for what you share with everyone.

Thank you Mary! I appreciate that!

I got to do this. It looks like the best way. And I think I will put it up off the ground to keep animals away. This can be on a table or a trailer as in multi levels and portable (on a driveway ) if you move or sell the whole thing and make another one. Or want to rotate it. Great looking system.

Pretty much the same just easier to stake tomatoes with thios system but they both use grow bags and get that fantastic air pruning of the roots!

Oh congrats on that new business venture. I wish I lived in the states, would really make ur products more accessible. Our dollar is too weak and customs duties are rediculous for agricultural items. So I gotta improvise. One things for sure. The underground hybrid system is a must do for me.

Hi,l love watching you we haven't got Walmart in the UK and I been looking I can't find anything similar.

Larry Ur projects are very inspiring.

Glad you built one! fantastic!

Yes they really hold up!

What a sweetheart helper

Thank you, Larry.... from the Heart of Carolina.

I'm gonna give this a try in my green house this weekend. I'll let you know how it goes

Thank you for sharing this kind of set up God Bless

There are nylon fabric in nut milk bags that are 70 and 200 microns of filtering power. You could probably use some of that at the bottom of bag to prevent roots from expanding into the tube. I think you can just get fabric. It easily allows water to pass through.

Thanks Steve!

Good clip. About glue; I only use glue for anything permanent like house-plumbing. As for something like this, I use tuck-tape or electrical-tape. -- (last year for a 140ft watering rig, top-ground-leveled with 1½in pvc criss-cross with 1/16 every foot drip-holes on the top of the pipe, I had some 15 unions, 7 elbows, 9 T-unions. everything help perfect without any tape or glue and no leek. I let the gravity from the near-by container do the watering each night for 30min rain/no-rain) --. That way I can re-fit whenever I want, and also dismantle the whole rig for wintering (up-north canada gets hard winter more often;)

this is a very very good idea,, hope to have time to build a couple this year,,, thanks larry

Larry - Nice video. I look forward to seeing an update on how your grow bag with the mineral amendments and fertilizer ring performs. Great idea!

I'm a commercial Plumber and a home gardener and I never even thought of something like this. I'm going to try this since i'm very bad at remembering to water which is a bad idea living in Tucson where it gets up to 115 almost all summer.

Just the RIGHT amount of information!!! THANKS!

What a cute little helper !

You got a great lil assistant there. G-kids are the best....

Larry, When you are putting your PVC together, especially on a first trial, instead of PVC glue, you can use wax from a toilet bowl ring. The wax will seal non-pressure joints nicely, and if you need to change something, rearrange it, or maintain the system, you can hit it with a hot air gun, and separate the joints easily. Thanks for a great video.

Clever, well done. Has given me a few ideas for next spring.

Larry for President ! your videos are Stellar ! thanks for the knowledge !

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You are doing God's work! Thank you Larry Hall for being the brilliant person you are!

Great video!! I Can't wait to give it a try . I'm just a little fuzzy On the Sinker at the end of the pipe . I'll check you're other Videos for clarification. Thanks a bunch !!!

Thank you for educating me.

Thank you! GREAT JOB! WORE ME OUT Watching. LOL! Bet you were tiered, Love your Granddaughter Great Job!!! Little one beautiful Smile :)... I would love to see the HARVEST.. :) That has got to be a lot of work. I am disabled so I think I could not do all that. But enjoyed watching this, Will pass on to my Son. He has 3 little ones as well and will love this. :)

Sure!

Thanks ; good food for thought. I will check out more of this type of gardening and your videos.

Sidney is adorable! This is really cool Larry Chuck

Impressive one handed folding skills

Net cups work great!

Oh I just now got to the part after the walmart bags. I get it . That is pretty bad ass. Those tomato cages are so expensive!!!

Nice job. Thanks Larry

Thank you! Blessings and bliss.

you sir are a genius i love the system

Love your site! I am working now on setting up my own system with expandable rain barrel array, multiple collection points, and relocatable areas for the 4" pipes. Of course, in the case of drought I have a well and community water backup... Question: Once this system is built and established, do you have a suggestion for plugs for the net-cup holes in the top of the PVC pipe when they are not being used? I am thinking of something along the lines of a curved piece of plastic with "holders" to put over the holes to keep dirt and bugs out. Might want to try some actual 3" pvc plugs. Any thoughts or has anyone addressed this?

Great Larry. Have to wait until next summer. It will be winter her in a few months.

Yes I will do that!

I love your video with Walmart bags and plumbing pipe,everything was very well explained except the floating device,I have no idea where to get it and how to use it in the assembly,would you post clarifying that part? Thanks

Tnx for all tips. I plan to put 200 liters barrel instead of direct water.

Well thanks I appreciate that!

AMAZING!! THANKS

Thank you, keep up your good work. nice one.

larry love the video and will start one this grow season, the hose connected to the float, is it connected to a rain barrel or to your house, if to the house did u put a water pressure reducer on the hose? if not wont there be to much pressure going to the float ? also any update on this video?

Loved it, keep up the great work.

Such a GREAT Video! thank you so much so informative and step by step. I live in FL and don't want to put in sprinklers yet and this is awesome for watering which we need a lot of here. Have you ever done the same system above ground, for a deck area? or on a stand up higher some how? I see you have other videos Ill check those out. Thanks Amanda ..

You will Love it!

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Larry you're the Man!!!

what are you refering to when you air prunning. I watched the other video and didnt get it. Thanks

My Pleasure! Thanks

Cool video, thanks for making it! Is there any way to add nutrients after you've planted with this system? I assume sprinkling fertilizer on top of the soil wouldn't work if the plants are getting watered from below. Can you pour liquid nutrients into the rain gutter where the float is?

Ya dun good Larry :) Enjoyed the video . I might even give it a go next year. Thanks for sharing

u don't have to cut it off just put the bag over the hole the just push the net pots into it water will go through the fabfric

Incredible! Thanks for sharing this ...

I like the video and how you give so much detail. Do you have a video showing how you put in the float and where to get it? Also, how do you hook it up to a water source? Thank you!

THIS is just the BEST!!

One thing that could have been done different (a little more expensive, unfortunately): A second sheet of plastic like the one you put over the pipe laid underneath the pipe would keep soil out no matter when the holes are drilled, as well as keep wet soil, or dirty water, from seeping between the top sheet and the pipe and into the holes. I noticed that without that lower sheet, there were dark spots creeping toward the holes in the pipe under the top sheet in your video. Very thought-provoking, thank you. I'll be watching more of your videos in the future to add more great ideas to my gardening schemes.

Wow, absolutely brilliant. I'm curious where you found the float valve though. Great work.

Really terrific Show-n-Tell and tips. One question, please. How did you hook up your water source to the end you prepared?

You can make a jig, a saddle out of 2x4s a "U" shape drill your hole in the center & the hole in the wood will guide the cutter as it goes into the pipe, even if you dill the pipe in reverse.

Thank you , very good idea

Thank you very much!

to do a straight line on a pipe you can use a length of angle iron. place the angle iron so the open "V" is against the pipe.

Firstly iam very grateful for all you and Larry shared with us it means alimentary security for 6 people now I would like to bother you I would like to start one underground system with blueberries I know it should be an acidic mix but I would appreciate some help with the nutrients mix I should mix

great video as always larry. did you have any problems with mosquitos creeping under the bags buried underground?thanks for all you do, it’s appreciated.

Greetings from Australia.brilliant videos. Very detailed and highly dedicated to show Ur hard work. I live in apartment and will use the grow bag system and put it on my pot trays . Will see how it goes. If u could do a video demo on kiddie pool stem with pebbles instead of screen shots- would be helpful.thanks.very informative

How many growing seasons were you able to get out of the walmart bags? What did you , or will you, do with the system in the winter?

so cool wish i was able to live this way.