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#362
GreenHouser said:
haha idk what song or who it is but it pooped in my head right away........something something if I catch u creepin round my backdoor.. Ha ha tell them pots to go get rooted so they won't get booted!!! Ha ha yo yo what's up moto cross maniac
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Just doing the usual grind and been out on the tractor doing some land clean up. Oh the pots are rooted to the max I just have to find the time to do the transplants with daily life. LOL :) How is everything for you brother?
 
#364
all right , got lots of "honey do" items off the list, managed yo make 12 jars of salsa using everyone I cound out of garden, I need cilantro nex year. Smokin some white widow then Xbox, cereal l, bed ha ha
 
#365
Moto said:
Just doing the usual grind and been out on the tractor doing some land clean up. Oh the pots are rooted to the max I just have to find the time to do the transplants with daily life. LOL :) How is everything for you brother?
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I mean rooted in the ground silly, no more romin round the streets like hos wearing holes in they soles!!! Ha ha
 
#366
GreenHouser said:
all right , got lots of "honey do" items off the list, managed yo make 12 jars of salsa using everyone I cound out of garden, I need cilantro nex year. Smokin some white widow then Xbox, cereal l, bed ha ha
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I seen you made that salsa. Hell yeah. . How it taste and does the misses like it? Yeah I got to plant some Cilantro and Onions. Doesn't matter the plant I love to see the differences in growing etc. :D I love me some Cinnamon Toast Crunch hahahha. That is my guilty pleasure when high as a kite. LOL
 
#370
Moto said:
I seen you made that salsa. Hell yeah. . How it taste and does the misses like it? Yeah I got to plant some Cilantro and Onions. Doesn't matter the plant I love to see the differences in growing etc. :D I love me some Cinnamon Toast Crunch hahahha. That is my guilty pleasure when high as a kite. LOL
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misses doesn't really like it but the youngster does. Listen if we get a kids meal at Wendy's, only kid I know that requests spicey nuggets lol
 
#371
GreenHouser said:
so I'm all rough framed up on new hoophouse. Wouldn't mind running it at winter time. I have some thoughts an don't have anyone to run them by here. The misses could care less. So... I plan on taking 4 feet of soil inside hoophouse, that will give me about 14 feet from top to bottom. I will line walls below ground with mason blocks. I then plan to run corregated 4 inch from middle of my compost pile, under ground 5 foot an have it come out at bottom of hoophouse underground. Place 4 inch suction inline fan to draw heat from compost pile an underground heat enough to keep alive. Almost walipini like. Any info, ideas will be welcome, thanks
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I know at your geographical location the sun sits rather low in the sky during winter. Immersing it in the ground cuts that angle even shorter. They are ideally suited for areas close to the equator when you are looking to obtain natural light. However if you were to artificially illuminate the plants, a walipini would help with temperature regularity. :D Heating with compost is really cool!
 
#373
GreenHouser said:
so to low below surface to let In enough light
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Your northernmost side would get some when the plants were taller but the rest would suffer.
If you have a south facing hillside you could do a partial walipini with the North wall completely earth bermed, you would have the two short sides that were partially underground, and the roof and front (south facing) long wall would be completely translucent for light. Thus giving you somewhat better temperature control than a regular greenhouse but plenty of light.
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#374
TrubldBreeze said:
Your northernmost side would get some when the plants were taller but the rest would suffer.
If you have a south facing hillside you could do a partial walipini with the North wall completely earth bermed, you would have the two short sides that were partially underground, and the roof and front (south facing) long wall would be completely translucent for light. Thus giving you somewhat better temperature control than a regular greenhouse but plenty of light.
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so it would look like the outdoor celler thing ur supposed to run into during a fire. Only the doors plastic? Ha ha ha I get it, I think I've seen them shaped like that but not underground, their like cold grow boxes or something.glass doors on a angle.
oh well thanks for blowin my idea all to hell. Ha ha ha ha jus kidden. Back to idea box
 
#375
GreenHouser said:
so it would look like the outdoor celler thing ur supposed to run into during a fire. Only the doors plastic? Ha ha ha I get it, I think I've seen them shaped like that but not underground, their like cold grow boxes or something.glass doors on a angle.
oh well thanks for blowin my idea all to hell. Ha ha ha ha jus kidden. Back to idea box
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Sorry, I didn't mean to shoot you down... I've researched that one before, and being not too far south from you I learned it won't work for us. Not without modification anyway. :) You've got skills, I know you could rig one up easy. :D
 
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See, something like this where the entire south side facing area is exposed.
 
#379
GreenHouser said:
sir I love u like a fat kid live cake, however it's difficult to manuver an not fall on my face, on my knees, one handed, holdin 6inch phone being 6'4" 240 lbs. I break branches left an right. But you right its sketchy video at best. I don't have all the room growin green got etc. I try man, thank u an I'm on it.
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shit you feeding yourself fox farm LOL sketchy is good, fuck if I wanted a pro film I would go to the movies
 
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