You MUST Have THIS For Your Greenhouse In The South! You Won't Grow Much Without It!
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- You MUST Have THIS For Your Greenhouse In The South! You Won't Grow Much Without It!
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We got the 50% and we love it! Our tomatoes and peppers are growing great!!
Awesome!
I live in Mid-Missouri and my garden location gets direct sun ALL DAY! It's brutal. Didn't take me long to realize I needed shade cloth.
The shade cloth is so very helpful.
Shade cloth! Why haven't I thought of this, before? I live in Western Washington, but my greenhouse gets really hot on sunny days and I have been struggling to get the plastic fabric pulled up enough to get enough airflow to keep it cool enough. Thank you for the tip! 😀
Glad it was helpful
Was about to place my order, and was just wondering about this.
Cool. It has really made a huge difference in the temps.
Even here in the UK it is extremely hard to keep greenhouse temperatures in check by ventilation and misting alone. I would be inclined to use a light coloured shade cloth, especially with a polytunnel as some of the heat evolved at a shade cloth will radiate and conduct into the greenhouse. The more you can reflect the light rather than absorbing it the better.
University of Florida recommends (for tomatoes production atleast) a 2 tier cloth system. One at the top of the house that is 30-40% and another resting across trellises that is 10-20%.
@@DurzoBlunts Thanks for info. That sounds like a very reasonable scheme. We had some days in the UK this summer where a single 40% cloth was not really enough, though my view might be warped by having to install vent control wiring in the greenhouse during one such episode 🙂
In West Texas the recommend 30% and I watched some plants get nuked with that. I had a 10x20 at 80% and everything did great
Wow!
Absolutely have to adapt to your area and experience.
I’m in west Texas too😁 and last year I used 50% but for this one I got 80% too I’m hoping my peppers will do better 🥲
I live in northern Utah and we have to have the shade cloth on all of our grow beds or else our plants just fry in the sun. Thank you for the tips on the greenhouse, really appreciate all that you share. Much love from Utah
It is amazing how delicate plants are in the summer.
I have shade cloth and it does need it. I am glad for your suggestion because I don't know my husband bought.
You're welcome. We use a lot of shade cloth here.
We use flat electrical pull rope from Uline. Last long time. Strapping good but we cross over with rope also holds up to high winds
Cool
having a greenhouse would be Amazing down there!
It is nice
Appreciate the videos sir...thank you
You're welcome
thank you , this was really helpful
You’re welcome
I love your greenhouse.
Thanks Josie
@@CountryLivingExperience I wanted to grow with tower garden in green house in Texas. How do I do that? Because texas is very hot, can doing a greenhouse would protect the plants for overbearing sun?
@@honeyofoats5619 you have to have a shade cloth if you are trying to grow in Texas or it will still be too hot.
Thanks for sharing this great information!
You're welcome
So helpful thanks so much!!
You're welcome!
May I ask how hot it gets during the summers in the South of the USA? I move to Cyprus in December of 2020 and during the summer of 2021, our summer temperatures exceeded 45 degrees Celsius! I spent that summer observing to see what can stay alive (not much!) but mainly just planning what I am going to do this summer, to try and maximize the number of species I have by autumn, this year. Many people don’t bother to try and grow anything until winter is approaching again, as we don’t have any frost or really cold temperatures over winter, so they just keep growing then. But Summer becomes like a dead, winter season is, in countries where you get snow. But I’m stubborn; I don’t like people telling me what to do! Lol! So I’m going to see if I can sort something out!
It gets to 40c here in my part of Texas and throughout the southern US. Putting up shade cloth will help a lot with keeping vegetables alive in the hot summer. It helps us out a lot.
Florida here, we get a wonderful bout of high heat and humidity. My part I get no hotter than 35c and about ~75% humidity for 9 months out of the year.
@@DurzoBluntsyou have a greenhouse and if so, you use fans as covering up like the video
i live in middle east summer can reach 54C here, I learned the hard way my garden died due to heat :s
That is incredibly hot. Hope your next garden can survive.
great idea!
Thank you! Cheers!
Love your content❤
Thank you
I just transplanted to Texas on 2 acres and neighbors have warned us about deer when I told them we were going to plant a garden. We thought about getting a deer fence for our back corner lot but are now considering a greenhouse. Are you happy with your greenhouse or do you wish you had chosen a poly carbonate greenhouse instead?
We are happy with it so far. It cost a lot less than a polycarbonate structure. I have fencing up as well but the one thing that keeps them away is my dog. He patrols all night and all day.
@@CountryLivingExperience thanks for your reply, our 2 dogs come in at night do your as well too? We live in hill country. Seguin.
Deer fencing?
Our dogs are outside dogs.
Deer fencing is a challenge. Deer can standing jump 8ft and running jump over 12ft. If they want in, they will get in. The only deer fence I have heard working well is a double fence. 1 tall outer fence and a fence or visual barrier about 4ft inside of that.
Hello, my husband & I are tired of living in the city...iv been looking at videos of your & Pet.. we can't decide which direction to go. Please Advise 🙏.
I am happy to help with any advice. I am not sure what "been looking at videos of your & Pet" means. What are your plans?
Do you keep the shade cloth on year round?
I do.
Are you able to grow in the Greenhouse in the winter.... provided its a mild to normal winter?
Absolutely. In some zones you may still need a small heat source.
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Hello
So question about pollinators and greenhouses. Do you find it a non-issue (especially in winter) or do you have to take special steps to insure access is available. Thanks
I don't have much fruiting in the winter. The only things that are growing are leafy greens and root veggies so no need for the pollinators. If I need to, I hand pollinate.
Do you use shade cloth year round? I’m in Texas.
Not usually year round but I have gotten a bit lazy lately and left it up. I haven’t noticed much difference in the growth.
Did you need a permit for your greenhouse? What state are you in? Thank you.
No permit. I live in the countryside. We are in Texas.
@@CountryLivingExperience thanks man.
How do you deal with no fruit set because its 80 at night
First fully ventilate it. Second, plant the right veggies for your zone. That sounds hot! Peppers, eggplant, okra, melons, etc. will set at that temp.
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@@CountryLivingExperience I’m looking at getting a 40x12x7.5 greenhouse my question is what size shade thing u put on yours would I need
@@treypitchford1516 Mine is a 20ft wide and my shade cloth is 23ft wide. It just needs to cover the top portion for that strong summer sun. In the winter, you want a bit more sun in there (if you don't take it off in winter). I would say that maybe a 14ft wide one would work.
@@CountryLivingExperience ok thank you
I live In west Texas and I’m currently using 50% but for this year I’m getting 70% because 50 is not enough 😞
West Texas is tough. 70% should help.