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I hope you had a great Xmas Steve. Great harvest again. Let’s hope 2019 is a great year too.

Awesome harvest again steve. Hope you’ve had a great Christmas.

Possibly was flu, it wasn’t very pleasant. Awesome harvest again Steve.

Great post i must say and thanks for the information.I appreciate your post and look forward to more.
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Thanx Ian. I will talk about the quail in a future podcast.

Hi Bethan and great to have you in the comments. Tomato seeds seem to breed I have tonnes too. I think I’ve tried berlotti before but I’m gonna give it a go again so thanx for tip.

In terms of weight the saffron is considered an expensive crop. £5 per gram. But for a years worth I agree although that’s enough to last us a year. Another awesome harvest for you again.

Still a pretty good harvest Steve. This weather is awful though. Cant wait for some dry weather. All the best.

I think there’s pros and coms for every system. For me personally I like the fact that the small and medium system can have wheels to male it moveable. I also like the water reservoir that will keep all plants well watered for a couple of weeks should I go on holiday. I also like the modular aspect the fat that its possible to add more units to make the growing area larger.

I did email vegepod uk with your question too to see what they say. I have copied their reply as follows.

Beaut of a question from a listener & one that has many answers that I’ll bullet point:

• Full containment; water reservoir to hold 16l water plus any nutrients from the soil/compost. Enough water to ensure plants will not dry out for a few weeks. Over flow for excess water to drain away
• Wicking bed to protect soil/compost from the water and support the watering of plants through a compillary action
• Full foot of growing depth across the full width and length
• Food safe materials that will not root & require no additional treatment ensuring longevity.
• Sustainability as materials will not degrade & any damaged parts can be replaced
• Canopy to protect against adverse weather, bugs and animals while creating a micro climate to aid plant growth.
• Irrigation system includes in canopy helping to easily maintain water levels for propagation or even when away
• One person, quick and easy assemble
• Very little maintenance due to no wood treatment, mesh required for the bed & less soil management due to containment.

Sorry I’ve gone a little bit here & accept some of these could be argued (example growing depth on a planter) but see these as the main differences. There are others.

Happy for you to contest and maybe have a little debate

Hope that answers your question. Theres plenty of items to think about but please get in touch if you want to know more.