Dirty old T-shirt for the win! Thanks man.
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Shoe laces or cotton rope would be another option.
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Nice! Did this work well?
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No idea as it was internet info, but it should work theoerwtically! 
I’ll try with one of my outdoor 20gallon fabric pots as a test for me too.
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Could send them on a trip to Moistenland
Moistenland
I think the biggest threat with drywall guys discovering your grow is them hitting you up for weed.
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If it had just been one of them I would have offered but it was a gaggle.
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How much is a gaggle. Exactly.
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Six pants more than a shiwizzle of course 
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Anything that will choke a goose is a gaggle.
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Looks like I just learned a new word for my donger. Always be learning.
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Ok fun day today:
My beloved team shirt:
A dirty old bucket that used to contain corned beef:
Some busted up bamboo:
I present to you - The Cuttlefeed (octopus was taken.)
Will it work? I dunno.
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Do those straps have the required wicking power? What’s their wicking rating?
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They register a 7.2 on the wicking scale.
They seem to be drawing water but I’ll know more later.
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The Kensington scale or the Trivold?
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I use the Rosencrantz system. More civilized.
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Looks like you’re plants are about to rappel off the balcony
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It seems to be working but the wicking is happening at different speeds. One is saturated and already working into the soil. The others are still working their way forwards.
Shitty picture but you can kind of see:
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LETTUCE NO!
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