Hello I've seen some YT videos (mostly asian) showing people growning plants upside down in buckets and empty water bottles. I have a couple of questions for the seasoned gardeners. Is this a good idea to increase the planting footprint of a home garden? With vine plants such as cucumbers, tomatoes and mellons, is a trellis needs to counter fruit weight on plant? Thank you in advance.

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