I love how you "Think Outside The Box"! Thanks Brother Friend...

Thank you for detailed and thoughtful video. I looked into bunch of videos about bins and seeds, and this one is simply superb. I'll follow all your ideas to the letter. Thanks again.

Thanks for pointing out what seems so obvious but never occurred to me...if a tote is stackable right-side up, it is stackable upside down. Really like the tips about how and where to drill the holes for air flow. So glad I stumbled across your channel tonight. Really appreciate the work you have put into your videos and like your overall style. Love hearing the reasons why you do things the way you do. Looking forward to learning lots more from you and your channel!

Thank you for that valuable information! It will come in very handy!

I found some of these with this exact lid made by Hefty. They have the raised lid, crossing across them and more depth when flipped over. I think they’re about $14.98 now though. Still worth it though! Nevermind! He just told us this exact thing at the end of the video lol. 😂

Great tips. Thank you for your shared knowledge

Your video is much appreciated. Hello from Lodi, CA. Thanks, I am looking forward to applying these tips for my 2021 tiny garden.

Awesome!!! Thanks in kind for all of this!

Great idea, will try this year. Thanks a lot for sharing.

👍 thank you!

Just wanted to say thank you for this video

Thank you for sharing the great idea and information.

Nice attack frog in the rear. Airborne all the way!

I watch lots of gardening and farming videos and having watched tw o of yours I would like to make a suggestion. If you showed the results of your efforts I believe they would yield much more video traffic. That's the one thing i desired most in your videos is to see the fruits of your labor. Otherwise - good info.

I bought 8 Sterlite containers in March from Walmart- I was going looking at the little cheap bendy plastic seed starting containers last month but I thought-- ugh-- these are going to last one season-- and for the same price I could buy the bigger sturdier plastic containers that will last. Well thanks for the video! This was helpful = I learned my containers I just bought might turn out to be bad (even though they are big plastic containers) and that I did a completely different set up, LOL. I finally got around to it and in early April -- I filled the plastic container with soil and seed starting mix and set my seeds in that and use the clear lid as the 'greenhouse top'. I have been taking the tops off during the day because it has been getting pretty warm… And I have been leaving them out at night. Even though I have gardened a lot I have always bought transplants for my tomatoes and peppers (everything else I start from seed after the frost date as appropriate), but I thought this year I am going to try my own tomatoes and peppers-even though I am weeks late-(Plus I have bunches of herbs and perennial seeds I am trying for) We actually just ordered a greenhouse-so maybe that will keep me straight next year! It will be fun to see if my seeds germinate even though I know I have challenged them! If not I will try again later this season-Blessings!

I love that idea! It's great to buy a little container like that and get it to last for years. The roller is a nice addition. 👍

do you have a video on how you make your soil blocks and how or what kind of soil you use?

Great idea!! What are those green things growing on your table?

Walmart sells them now for $10:86.

This is the exact Hefty container that I use for this purpose. I purchased mine at Wal-Mart though. heftyhomesolutions.com/7163-hefty-hi-rise.html

Where can I buy this container I new to gardening here in Arizona

Great idea! Where did you buy the Hefty ?

Tom I miss your knowledge

Less talk more action