Hydroponic Gardening and More with Brent
I’m really liking the durability and flexibility of using these plant labels. Hope it’s helpful.
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Hydroponic Gardening & More with Brent
Hey, thanks for sharing the tips, Brent! Very useful. I had some fade last year, so I will keep this on in mind.
Thanks for sharing Brent!
Paul 🇨🇦
LOL yes i have written on the labels and then find them all scary with the ink smeared everywhere. Thank you so much for the great tip. I will definitely try to use this method. 🙂
Fantastic !!! Im using both sides of my tags as i wrote in permanent marker .. doh !!
You must be feeling excited with spring on your doorstep 🤠.. im looking forward to your vids through the seasons ahead.
I have used pencils for the longest but sometimes they are hard to erase. Perhaps the erasing first is the key. I'll try it. Thanks. Best wishes Bob.
YEP faded labels,,,no the feeling. I am using a permanent marker at the moment,,,just need to get a thicker, darker pencil. Currently tagging all my Micro's and Baby Greens with that as it stands out in the videos. I will save them and re-use them for later
Thanks for the video Brent.
Happy Gardening
Marty Ware
This is a great idea. Thank goodness I didn't have but two varieties of tomatoes cause I couldn't read the label by the end of the season.👍
I have the practice of forgetting/neglecting to write labels and having a fun game of guess that plant
great idea
That's a great idea! My tags seem to disappear?….the birds or squirrrels take them.. I think this year I'll use your idea and use a hole punch to poke a hole in the tag, then loosely zip tie the tag to the plant.