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Bush Doctor 77
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My neighbor talks nice to his, and lets chickens use it for a roost, if that helps.Well, sure - but what about my tractor???
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My neighbor talks nice to his, and lets chickens use it for a roost, if that helps.Well, sure - but what about my tractor???
Air temp is almost irrelevant. Our concern is the leaf surface micro-clime. Here, with low humidity, as long as I move a lot of air around, the leaf surface stays cool through evaporation. I'm at 3700' with mostly blue sky, so lots of radiation to deal with, but the plants don't show stress. I don't even monitor greenhouse temps any more. Just another thing not to worry about.
How are you supplying the water??
Here's some curent pix. I keep a ring hilled up under each plant about at the drip line. I fill the the center to flood irrigate. I use very hard well water 350+ppm TDS. Getting more yellow leaves, grasshoppers are terrible.Got a pic of that to share??? I'm always interested how folks do watering.
Whats your water source?
I've lowered the temp on my exhaust fan to keep it cooler at night. We had a cold front go through, and the last couple of nights it's gotten into the low 50's F. Hopefully it will kick them into flower, and slow their stretch down. Glad you got your Ford running. It amazes me how many of those are still working on farms on a regular basis. I'm terrible at auto electrics. Diesel, I can handle.Things are lookin' good, Bush!!! Is your greenhouse gonna be big enough??? Them gals are thriving.
Hey - got my tractor fixed - don't need chickens!!! The battery just went completely dead overnite - completely shot!! No warning and showed fully charged on Charger so I didn't check that right away - live and learn!!
Yep, if you got fuel and you got air - you go !!!! But you still need a starter!!Diesel, I can handle.