The "Lazy" Garden That Waters Itself For 20 Years - Garden Secret They Don't Want You To Know

Unlock the secret to a self-watering garden that thrives for decades with minimal effort. This forgotten ancient technology is the key to a resilient food supply.

In this video, we delve into the fascinating history of sub-surface irrigation, a technique used by ancient civilizations to sustain massive populations in arid environments. We explore why this crucial knowledge faded away during the industrial age and how you can replicate this profound efficiency in your own garden today.

Learn about the science behind capillary action and how it powers these "lazy" gardens, eliminating evaporation losses and promoting deep, healthy root systems. We provide step-by-step instructions on how to construct your own permanent wicking bed using readily available materials.

Discover the secrets of the Aztec Chinampas and how they utilized this technology to create highly productive agricultural systems.

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