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Vent Opener Application Guide
Greenhouse Growing Tips Great greenhouse tips and useful information to keep your greenhouse running efficiently. ::Construction Tips ::Garden Tips ::Articles Vent Opener Application Guide Model Roof Vent Side Vent Heavy Vent Windy Site Sesam Yes No No No Univent Yes Yes No Yes Bayliss T.S. Yes Yes No Yes Hydraulicheck Yes Yes No Yes Super Yes No Yes No Note: […]
Tips on Transplanting – from indoors to outside
Transplant shock can set your young plants back considerably. To avoid this, pick a sunny afternoon to put your plants outside and gradually expose them to the cooler temperatures over a period of two weeks or so. Move them from your greenhouse to a cold frame, seed house, cloche, under a row cover, or to a protected outdoor area. Uncover […]
Construction Tips
Greenhouse Growing Tips Great greenhouse tips and useful information to keep your greenhouse running efficiently. ::Construction Tips ::Garden Tips ::Articles Construction Tips – Page 2 BACK | MORE TIPS Reglazing With TwinWall or TripleWall Upgrade your greenhouse TwinWall is a significant improvement for a single-glazed greenhouse. Remove old glazing Cut TwinWall to size using a box knife or a very […]
Greenhouse Shading
Greenhouse Growing Tips Great greenhouse tips and useful information to keep your greenhouse running efficiently. ::Construction Tips ::Garden Tips ::Articles Greenhouse Shading Greenhouse Shading Guidelines Keeping the greenhouse cool is accomplished by obtaining a balance of shading, ventilation and humidity. Providing the proper amount of each is the secret to a cool greenhouse. Here are some guidelines for shading: Shading […]
N = Nitrogen P = Phosphorous K = Potassium (potash)
Greenhouse Growing Tips Great greenhouse tips and useful information to keep your greenhouse running efficiently. ::Construction Tips ::Garden Tips ::Articles What Your Plants Need N = Nitrogen, P = Phosphorous, K = Potassium (potash) Nitrogen is essential for vigorous leaf growth and tends to increase fruit set. Sources of Nitrogen are: Bloodmeal, Bone Meal, Cottonseed Meal, Manure, and Activated Sludge. […]
Greenhouse Potting Mix
Greenhouse Growing Tips Great greenhouse tips and useful information to keep your greenhouse running efficiently. ::Construction Tips ::Garden Tips ::Articles For Mixing Your Own Soils Mixture #1 – is a basic mix for use with most types of plants:3 parts organic matter (peat, humus, or sawdust) 1 part sand, perlite, or vermiculite (or a mixture of these) Mixture #2 – […]
Greenhouse Lighting Tips
[mp_row] [mp_span col=”12″] Great greenhouse tips and useful information to keep your greenhouse running efficiently. High-Intensity Discharge (HID) Lights These are the same powerful lights used by professional greenhouse growers. HID lights are highly energy efficient. You can grow any plant, anywhere, anytime you choose. The “high intensity” light energy is effective much farther than fluorescent: 250 watt/3 ft., […]
Greenhouse Gardening Tips
Great greenhouse tips and useful information to keep your greenhouse running efficiently. Garden Tips Charley’s Greenhouse Checklist Decision guideline to help plan your greenhouse Winterizing Your Greenhouse Calculating Heating Requirements Climate Guide Climate Control Tips Fluorescent Light Tips Lighting Tips Helpful Lighting Tips for Better Growing Results Cleaning Tips Starting Seed Tips Getting Seeds Started Indoors Mixing Your Own Soil […]
Hot Bed Design
Greenhouse Growing Tips Great greenhouse tips and useful information to keep your greenhouse running efficiently. ::Construction Tips ::Garden Tips ::Articles Hot Bed Design Build your own heated propagation bed for starting seeds and cuttings. Start with a base of 1/2″ exterior plywood over a 2×2 wood frame. Fasten 1×4 boards to the sides. Lay out the soil warming cable according […]