Can you tell me what time of the year you can pick up those berries because I saw a lot of those trees while we’re driving driving to the lake last week and I’m thinking to go back there and pick them up
So you dry the whole drupe, then you remove the berries from the drupe? Or do you get the berries off the drupe 1st, then dehydrate it? And what temp did you dehydrate it at?
It is very doable. This is a video of our 40 foot build which I did for a friend. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9EKKwIxcZN0.html He was very careful to level everything and it came out great. Here is a link to the finished dome and his systems. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-RnhUUtrk6aw.html
How long did it take you to get the powder off the seeds? I tried to put the seedy bits through a blender to knock off the powder, but all I got was a lot of wooly, red stuff, that was still really difficult to separate from the seeds. I thought it had dried out enough, but I guess not.
I want a hoop house type structure to cover our 29 foot Motorhome. We need only 12 foot wide. If I use your pipe deminsions and squeeze it to a narrower width will my pipe aech hight. It needs to be 12- 14 foot high. Did you do anything to your PVC pipes to make them bend into arches. I know you can heat PVE pipe and it will bend easily. Did you heat yours? Thanks for the great detailing of your videos.
You do not need to heat them, they will bend easily. A rule to follow is the width will be half the height. If you make it 12 feet wide it will be 6 feet high. You can push the arches in to make it higher like I did but I would recommend using 2 ten foot pipes glued together to give you 20 foot pipes for the arches. Push them in to your desired height and it should work out fine. Just don't stress the glue joints too much and it will hold up
Can you overlap the triangles from top to bottom?, as if they were shingles to prevent water from coming in? I'm having a hard time thinking on a waterproof solution with materials available in my country (for now silicone caulk seems to be what I would have to do, but doesn't seem the right thing).
So my driveway will be 22ft. I guessing I might need another 10 feet? I went to the hardware store and the white PVC was heaper than the grey. Did you put the non bell side of the PVC in the ground tubes?
You can scale it to whatever your needs are and we did put the non-bell side in the ground tubes. The grey is uv stable, not sure about the white but if you paint it (which you should, to protect the plastic) it should be fine. Good luck and happy growing
If you had used double hat channel furring to sandwich the poly, the skin would be stretched tight. Use double sided tape to hold the plastic until the second hat channel is fastened.
That is a silica packet. It absorbs moisture. They come in vitamin jars and other stuff that we get. It's not necessary but it keeps the powder from clumping up
@@loveforeva12 depends on a lot of factors like how warm it is where you are, humidity and even airflow. Just keep testing them and you will know when the time is right. Enjoy
This setup seems to be missing the solid filter tank between the return and the pump out to the buckets. No idea why. That prevents waste from the fish getting into the water pipes.
Door frame angles look really good. Conventional construction uses headers and double framing around the door to beef up for door jam attachment but you could probably get away without it considering the strength of the dome itself. Did you have plans or did you do the calculations yourself?
I used Kasper Potanski"s plans from eden biodome revolution for the construction info. It was $50.00. I found it somewhat vague in parts but overall it was worth it. His techniques are good. It just took a little bit of thinking to understand some of the directions. As for calculating lengths and angles, I liked the dome calculator at simply differently org.
