How would it go in a clear plastic hothouse, its looking good so farI get dew like this just about every morning now plus fog from the big pond. Plant is soaked and leaves are yellowing way to early, no doubting it will be full of mold if I don't start bringing it inside. Great place for growing weed if one doesn't have great expectations.
Right. A greenhouse would take all the fun away.I do have a greenhouse but I think i'm more geared to manual labour and getting it done the hard way.
I'll be sraying the outside ones later on tonight... Finger's crossed.I get dew like this just about every morning now plus fog from the big pond. Plant is soaked and leaves are yellowing way to early, no doubting it will be full of mold if I don't start bringing it inside. Great place for growing weed if one doesn't have great expectations.
Yes DD, CA mix. Unfortunately, the only green-house space would be a few feet from the side-walk.
Always spray a sun-up same with watering gives them time to dry some before lights out & humidity builds
One's I see are black unless they start white
I get dew like this just about every morning now plus fog from the big pond. Plant is soaked and leaves are yellowing way to early, no doubting it will be full of mold if I don't start bringing it inside. Great place for growing weed if one doesn't have great expectations.
Curious How big and how much did the hoop house cost you?... Was thinking of getting one to start things earlier outside and play peak a boo with the weather bring them in and out come fall time to keep them dry till finish... lolGot one DD, it's really no better in the fall unless I took all precautions for ripening cannabis. Still would need extra heat, dehumidification and air exchange ......... might get away with heat depending on the breed. Getting started early and food is all I use it for. In the house is about best now for weed. No way do they get a chance to infect my grow shed. Just about now I can't wait for winter, all I have to do is move snow.
If you double walled it and put a heater in it could you grow threw the winter season in there? Have you done that with just a single layer of plastic?Cost more than I like but it was a retirement present to myself. Around $3,800 for everything. Gravel, 6x6 hemlock base plate, all plastic, compost delivery and vent fan. If I had more ambition another $2,000 would double wall it make the enviromental changes. 16 x 24, OK if I could fill it but not for 4 plants. I was always happy with a wood frame and woven poly from old Bob at a Northern Greenhouse. Weather here is abnormally warm for fall. Last two Sept had no killing frost, 1st for me. No gain though, the humidity finishes everything. Pricing was 4 years ago.
Cost more than I like but it was a retirement present to myself. Around $3,800 for everything. Gravel, 6x6 hemlock base plate, all plastic, compost delivery and vent fan. If I had more ambition another $2,000 would double wall it make the enviromental changes. 16 x 24, OK if I could fill it but not for 4 plants. I was always happy with a wood frame and woven poly from old Bob at a Northern Greenhouse. Weather here is abnormally warm for fall. Last two Sept had no killing frost, 1st for me. No gain though, the humidity finishes everything. Pricing was 4 years ago.
I could put in wood heat and spend my life loading the stove but between mid Nov. and the end of March would require way to much plus lighting during that bleak period. Damn thing was really well engineered, so far it's taken everything nature has ........ bring it on baby!
In our area it can get to -35-40. Some people experamented with hand drilling 8 in. diameter holes 8 ft. In the ground next to trees enclosed their delicate fruit trees in insulated blankets and monitored the Temps. remotely. The Temp inside those blankets never dropped below -25 all 2023 winter. My shed with no heat on the coldest days in winter barely freezes. So there are ways to increase the temp with some thought and of coarse $...I could put in wood heat and spend my life loading the stove but between mid Nov. and the end of March would require way to much plus lighting during that bleak period. Damn thing was really well engineered, so far it's taken everything nature has ........ bring it on baby!
