How to Use Shade Fabric & Protect Your Plants from the Extreme Summer Heat
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
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Perfect video! Short and sweet
Great informative video! The percentage of shading was extremely helpful as was the grommet clip idea!
Thank you very much. You've helped me save my new sapling trees!
Excellent video. Short and to the point. Thank you!
That’s some useful information. Thank you for posting this video.
Tomatoes self pollinate. Tomatoes (fruit) burns when too hot in the direct sunlight, thus, shading is needed. Flowers will burn up in high heat fallor off in cold weather. Ideal temp is between 55°-85° Below and above that, affects setting the fruit, either not pollinating or flowers fall off thus no fruit. Too much humidity affects the pollination, also. Some tomatoes are more heat tolerant than others. Some are cool climate types. It is good to get a list of those so you can grow what is best in your area.
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I only have 80% shade cloth, would that be okay for vegetables to grow and produce.
This has been so helpful! I didn’t know there were grades of shade cloth. Tganks
Thanks! this video really helped! I'm planning on starting a garden and even in January southern CA can be pretty hot depending where you live
excellent video. Thank you for the detailed explanation. Ps, Liked and subscribed, FYI, you were mentioned in Joe Lamp'l Growing Academy! Yay. Shade is welcome while in this relentless heat this summer.
Great video and very informative. Thank you.
Hi, Great work. Keep on sharing the experiences and knowledge.
really great video, very helpful!
Great video...lots of info in a short time....
Informative thank you 🙏🏻
meaningful video👍👍
Very helpful video! Could you provide a source for the gromet you spoke of? Thanks
Update, I found them on Amazon, no need to respond. Thanks again!
Love this. I live in key west were even my banana plants are burning
Be careful bananas can be flammable
Thank you for this helpful video. It was really hard to find other such videos on the subject. I was thinking of using either cotton muslin or jute hessian cloth for my four finger limes which are due to arrive in about a week. But do you think they will withstand tropical weather? My only other option is plastic nylon 'tree bags'.
Excellent video.
Very useful, thank you!
Thank you😊
Thank you..👍
How could we do this on an industrial level? Like covering corn fields.
Shadenet what about soil & water pollution from all that micro plastic?
Here we have damaging easyern morning sun do i cover 360 degrees
I want to know if I can use shade cloth to protect parts of my lawn from afternoon sun and heat in zone 7 by laying it over the grass. Also, can I simply drape it over new plants to protect them?
What would you recommend for succulents?
What are your thoughts on colors, black green or white or a reflective aluminum? Would really appreciate your insight thank you so much for the video very well done!
Ever come to a conclusion?
Hello, I recently rooted cuttings from my Donald Wyman Lilac #2 schrub. I potted them in containers with soil. I'm in the mountains of Colorado zone 4a. The sun is pretty hot and bright this time of year, late June. When I set them out on my deck they immediately started to wilt so I brought them inside next to my patio door and are looking much better. I thought I would put them under shade cloth back outdoors. I was thinking 50 to 60% shadecloth but all I could find yesterday at a Lowes store an hour away was 30% so I bought it. My question is, can I double layer this 30% and get more shade? Or should I find/order online something higher in %? Thank you for any help. Janie
What about hydrangeas that are in full sun?
Which shed we use for capiscum..black,green??
Max temperature for capsicum is 27 celcius in my country Ghana, so you have to know the temperature of your growing area and select the best shade cloth by asking the supplier
I have a white and a gray shade fabrics which should I use
I grow productive plants
comparing between green shade net and black shade net using ?
Hi, do these mesh sheets catch the wind at all? I was thinking of setting up a patio cover, and I'd like to try a to layer a few sheets of mesh with spacing in between them so that I can have more shade but less wind damage than a fabric-style sheet.
How would you recommend connecting two large panels together? Sowing, gluing, or stapling?
zip ties and add more grommets ? I just accidentally discovered how hot the soil got in my raised beds (30 inch high 1/4 inch galvanized metal--old livestock troughs) and large round grow tubs. I'll be looking for ways to create large areas of cover.
👍 - i learned about nolo from your video.. i have a horrible grasshopper problem, have you been successful with nolo?
thanks, i am using it and noticing a difference but some of them aren't taking it and eating all my potato leaves.. i will keep spraying the neem oil and using nolo.. do you know if it needs to be changed out after a few days?
thank u :)
Very nice, I appreciate you & your work! Can you recommend bird netting over grapes and avocado trees and such? Thank you.
GrowOrganic Peaceful Valley Thank you, very helpful!
i just had to net my nectarines, i'm trying to keep my trees pruned to stay small, it's hard for me to net them if they get to big. so the birds are getting at your avocados? we had grasshoppers get our avocados and unfortunately they can get thru the bird netting.
who makes a large shade cloth...like a 40 ft x 40 ft ?
hey i am trying to grow pumpkins in texas, but the hot heat is stressing my plants and preventing them from producing female flowers, what kind of shade fabric should i use?
I keep hearing 50% for texas. That's what ima go with
Nice
What about grass to keep it from burning ?
If your grass is burning, you have the wrong grass for your climate or it's not getting enough water.
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better than buying a green house
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I want to know if I can use shade cloth to protect parts of my lawn from afternoon sun and heat in zone 7 by laying it over the grass. Also, can I simply drape it over new plants to protect them?
I want to know as well. Did you find any solution for this?
@@Batwam0 On a 95 degree day, I put a thermometer under the shade cloth and found the temperature 10 degree lower under the cloth than above the cloth. So it helps. Since then, many of the plants in the area have grown and have provided enough shade without the cloth. In addition, the zoysia grass, which is more heat resistant than tall fescue, has taken over more of the lawn. So, I have less need for the shade cloth.
Directly over the grass. The holes in the fabric should allow enough air circulation.@@Batwam0