Seamaiden
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At this time of year I think they'll be fine.
At this time of year I think they'll be fine.Hey Who ever is reading this,
Do you think I need to shade plants I bring into the gh for couple days?
I mean to harden them....Is two layers of 4ml enough to shade them?
or how about cloudy days?...
thanks
Thanks Sea :) I think so to. We shall soon see;)At this time of year I think they'll be fine.
Thanks Val. :) That sounds easy enough for me..Hey ken i thinking covering the floor with a bale of hay would help ........
Looks killer, Ken.
One time I tried lining my beds with hay and it turned disasterous. The hay got wet from watering and created mold issues. The fucking shit was everywhere. Be careful of that. Hay can also have seeds in it and "weeds and stuff" may spout in your beds. Straw may be a better option but I still would avoid getting it overly wet. Poor ventilation and excess water are bad news.
oh ya i cant wait to see them cookies turn into bushes in there, must say she packs quit a punch im impressed with her so far, youll enjoy them genetics there some vigorous seedstock, im digging that GH you did here.. i could use one Ha!!Hey AliGee, :)
As soon I know its safe in there,
..Im gonna put a few forum cut AliGee Cookies out there :D
And Then Pop some of yer killer Beans out there too!! :)
Crushed Rock! That would be great. and it would hold some heat..the second layer of plastic sheathing looks to have reduced the underwall infiltration. It should also provide a way out for the cold between the plastic sheets. i think a bit of insulation on the interior footing will help even more. i have severe mold when using hay in the winter. if you recieve enough sun infiltration a crushed stone floor on the paths will hold some heat in. did you put the drop ceiling in? if so are you monitering the highs in the dead space above?
You were right...no problemsAt this time of year I think they'll be fine.
the dead space acts as a big insulator, but the plastic transfers the heat too quickly. you can end up giving some of the heat back to the outside during the heat/daylight hours. sometimes, (so much of this is climate specific). in short cold cycles it is worth exchanging this heat to rock bed, or soil or water. for night/cold cycle. i have pulled through 4 inch ads in soil and in rock pathways. in one house i transferred the excess eave temps into recycled hydronic floorboard heat exchangers. all part of the madscientist creed.
i meant to add to the above; now that the goodies are in beware the mouse invasion.
those are great to have in the soil...do you gotta make sure they have stuff in the soil to eat?I just ordered 500 Redworms for my GH soil for 50 bucks....from Jims Worm Farm..no affiliation.
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