>>1830715depends on how much money you want to spend. you can get a really nice corrugated metal that will last a lifetime, brick or block also works and last forever, or a wood one that will last 5-10 years but also probably much cheaper.
if i were to use wood i'd go with treated wood with a non-toxic liner on the inside to prevent the chrome and arsenic from leaching into your bed's soil.
>>1832519check deficiency guide
>>1832584hmm. planting directly in those big bags works (have a friend who did it) but you gotta make really big holes in the pots if you want the plant to root into the big bag from the pot.
you should also water the pot as most of the root system will probably be there.
personally i'd just buy a really big and cheap plastic pot for each plant.
if your growing season extends into autumn and you make sure of the above you can probably get away with two main stems on each, but make sure you have a good trellis. that stick wont be enough support unless it's in the ground or is tied to something above.
