GreenStalk Lid

A nice addition to my GreenStalk towers! The lid definitely helps me keep the water reservoir cleaner, and provides a nice finished look to the tower. Will be happy to add one to each tower as I grow my collection :)

Happy with the lid. It prevents all the holes from getting plugged in the water reservoir. Have used paint bucket netting in the past but it only lasts a season, due to the sun drying it out. By the second year I have had to replace it. So glad I now have a permanent solution.

The perfect way to keep debris, leaves and tree junk out of your GreenStalk and from clogging the water lines! So that’s luck these are the color of the GreenStalk so they match and provide a uniform look. Go ahead and grab this and don’t hesitate!

This is such a simple and effective tool for the greenstalk. It prevents debris from falling into the top and thus throwing off the watering system. If you're thinking about adding this do it. Especially if you have any birds in your area. I was having an issue with birds trying to nest on my greenstalk and this solved the problem.

At first I was worried these kids would get blown off since there is no clasp or locking mechanism but they are on nice and tight. Haven’t had any fly off or fall off. Works great with the watering system. I’m usually picking tree leaves out of my watering basin but this should solve that issue.

I absolutely love that greenstalk listens to the request of their customers. This is an item that a lot of us request and needed. I was one of those people. So when I saw this I jumped right in. I am surrounded by woods on all sides of me. I was having to flip my top over or constantly cleaning it out from leaves, debris, etc during all 4 seasons. These lids have been on my 11+ greenstalks for a while now and I don't have any debris in them. It is also easy to take off and put back on. Also my hose fits easily in the slot on the side for watering.

This lid does work to keep debris out of the Greenstalk. However, if you water by hand using a hose, rather than the automatic watering system, you have to take the whole lid off to water. When the top level of the Greenstalk is full of mature plants, it's a bit of a hassle to get the lid back on without smashing some of the foliage. Maybe the v2.0 lid might have a latch or some way to just pop open a section in order to water by hand. I live in an area that gets some really high winds. Since the lids have no hooks, they just sit on top, I hope they don't come off in a windstorm. But we haven't had a windstorm lately, so I don't know yet. Overall, I like it.

Living in a densely forested area requires the use of the GreenStalk lid. It effectively minimizes the debris that accumulates in the top water reservoir, thus facilitating easy maintenance. My garden, enclosed by Douglas firs, Cedars, and hemlock trees, is constantly showered with leaves. Therefore, the GreenStalk lid has been an indispensable tool for me.