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Before You Buy a Gardening Greenhouse | Watch This

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Greenhouses can be a great way to extend your growing season, but there are a lot of things to consider before you buy or build one.
A greenhouse can be a great investment, but it's important to do your research first. There are a lot of different types and styles of greenhouses, and each one has its own benefits and drawbacks.
In this video, we'll walk you through the most important factors to consider when choosing a greenhouse. We'll talk about climate, size, materials, and more. So before you buy that garden greenhouse, make sure to watch this video!
Whether you plan to use permaculture or do winter gardening, learning more about greenhouses will help you when it comes time to build or buy one. Then learning how to use a greenhouse and greenhouse gardening basics come next.
Planta Greenhouses is where we purchased our greenhouse kit:
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29 авг 2024

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@waykeeperfarmandnerdery Год назад

🌿 Don't miss the whole greenhouse tour to see what I planted, what grew well, and more: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cDRrPmtJyng.html

@christiansaravia7865 Месяц назад

Your greenhouse is awesome. I’m looking into greenhouses made of polycarbonate because I want to convert it into a tiny home on some land. I don’t need very much, but I do want to ensure it holds up

@waykeeperfarmandnerdery Месяц назад

That's an amazing idea! I would just be careful because a greenhouse can heat up a lot in the summer - so if you don't plan on being inside during the day, you'll be fine, depending on where you live. But in the summer, my greenhouse can reach 50C or 122F, and it's really easy to get a heat stroke. Sometimes even in the winter on a really sunny day, I've gotten slightly sick from working in the heat of the greenhouse.

@spinderella3602 4 месяца назад

The wind is really bad where I live. I have to be the little piggy who builds with brick. Our land in Oklahoma, the challenge is hail. We found a really strong and thick plexiglass sold at Lowe's but it was too expensive for our budget at the time. I like your greenhouse.

@waykeeperfarmandnerdery 4 месяца назад

Thanks so much! Wind is a big deal for sure!

@TheOldMayfieldPlace Год назад

We have one small greenhouse that I use mostly to start plants early and to grow lettuces into the winter, but have been looking to put in a larger greenhouse to extend our growing season. This video brought up some very helpful questions to help us decide exactly what we want.

@waykeeperfarmandnerdery Год назад

Oh yay, I love that you already have a greenhouse but that you're looking for your next one as well. I think starting with a small greenhouse is great to test things out and learn first too :)

@vincent2872 Год назад

Very informative video, i'm glad I found your channel ! Aquaponics and climate batteries are two very interesting subjects for your future videos !! looking forward to those

@waykeeperfarmandnerdery Год назад

Thanks so much! I've got the climate battery one coming soon, and the aquaponic will be a little later. Glad to have you here :)

@zeeshanulhaq9025 Год назад

I'm trying to learn about aquafarming,but after listening you ,I have a question 🤔 Which one is better and why? Please can you answer?

@waykeeperfarmandnerdery Год назад

Great question! There's hydroponics and aquaponics, and you also mentioned aquafarming... they're all different! Aquafarming is growing water-growing plants and fish. Hydroponics is growing "regular" plants (think lettuce, tomatoes, etc) in water where you add nutrients to the water and you don't use soil as your growing medium. Aquaponics is similar to hydroponics, except instead of adding nutrients to the water yourself, you have fish living in the water and as they poop their "waste" becomes the nutrients for the plants... the plants also clean the water and their secretions feed the fish. At least that's the plan when everything works in balance. :) Hope that helps!