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BITCHINHell ? Warm beer and sleazy women. Line up for your tickets!
When I die I hope this is the level I get stuck onDid someone say Dante's? I just happen to have some Dante's Inferno S1 tester seeds from GPS growing in my 5 x 5 right now.
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I’m on eastern Long Island. All the regular farmers I know with greenhouse’s are pretty much empty in the summer, it’s sooooo hot. I think you might have to remove some of the panels to keep the heat down. Great for fall with the heavy dew, but summer, not to sure. Good luck!I
Cape Cod here. I'm building a tunnel GH. Nothing fancy. PVC and Film. I'm going to configure it so that the sides roll up and I will have a door on each entrance. There will be as much airflow as if they were outside. My goal isn't so much getting the benefits of a green house, although early season when hardening plants it might help; my goal is to keep the weather off the plants. This area can also fluctuate in temperature. Last year we had some days that dipped from high 80's to mid 60's, and there is always that occasional T-Storm that rolls off Cape Cod or Buzzards Bay; storms that will literally destroy plants not covered (as I learned the hard way). Keeping Buds dry doesn't hurt either. I could have avoided about 3 pounds worth of lost weed with this step.Ouch! Chalk another one up for the East Coast!
Don't forget that the condensation from the plastic will cause problems if it falls on maturing plants. It's a leading cause of greenhouse cannabis grow issues. Otherwise, your plan sounds pretty good!Cape Cod here. I'm building a tunnel GH. Nothing fancy. PVC and Film. I'm going to configure it so that the sides roll up and I will have a door on each entrance. There will be as much airflow as if they were outside. My goal isn't so much getting the benefits of a green house, although early season when hardening plants it might help; my goal is to keep the weather off the plants. This area can also fluctuate in temperature. Last year we had some days that dipped from high 80's to mid 60's, and there is always that occasional T-Storm that rolls off Cape Cod or Buzzards Bay; storms that will literally destroy plants not covered (as I learned the hard way). Keeping Buds dry doesn't hurt either. I could have avoided about 3 pounds worth of lost weed with this step.
This is a good point, and I did some searching because of this. I found this IRAC anti condensation film sold by Farmers Plastic Supply https://farmplasticsupply.com/greenhouse-films/IRAC4yearDon't forget that the condensation from the plastic will cause problems if it falls on maturing plants. It's a leading cause of greenhouse cannabis grow issues. Otherwise, your plan sounds pretty good!
That’s a badass set up man! envious!Just some updates I did have to chop them down and there right back up to the ceiling again
I installed a Drip irrigation system what a should have done this first I also put in a exhaust fan attached to a thermostat that really pulls out the heat and a aluma net 40% shade cloth so far so good at keeping the temps down
Yes indeed it’s already a full house !! I’m debating on putting some outside the issue is to many animals would enjoy the plants for lunchYou are going to have a full house!
Rabbits nibbled on mine when I first planted 2 years in a row. End up with a fork low on the plant, makes it prone to splitting in heavy wind. I installed 2’ chicken wire around existing 6’ fence. My weed whacking ripped the fence, perfect for baby rabbits. I have friends who grow outdoors with deer , never had a problem with them eating anything. Good luck, hurricane's are not our friends on Long Island!Yes indeed it’s already a full house !! I’m debating on putting some outside the issue is to many animals would enjoy the plants for lunch
You got a full house, lookin good!Hello all !
It’s been a while and just wanted to update the grow had been some ups and downs but all good last down was my own stupidity for not calibrating my ph meter and watering my plants with below 5 ph water thankfully I think I caught it in time
Plants got so big I transplanted to 15 gallon grow bags and switched to build a soil 3.0 which is what helped with the ph screw up just a couple of picks and you guys wee all right about the greenhouse being to small
corsican mint is a good companion plant , very peppermint , which is supposed to keep insects away ...OR you could hang some fake dragonflies around your plants , i tried that last summer and it works ,Hello all !
It’s been a while and just wanted to update the grow had been some ups and downs but all good last down was my own stupidity for not calibrating my ph meter and watering my plants with below 5 ph water thankfully I think I caught it in time
Plants got so big I transplanted to 15 gallon grow bags and switched to build a soil 3.0 which is what helped with the ph screw up just a couple of picks and you guys wee all right about the greenhouse being to small
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