I am growing trust and big dena. Big Dena is discontinued and replaced by Geronimo. These varieties are important because they are resistant to diseases that occur in the greenhouse. Thank for your kind words, god bless you!
www.greenhousemegastore.com/products/dewitt-weed-barrier-20-year-4-1oz?variant=42701277823175&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI19eNk6qZgAMVrmlMCh1uWgrdEAQYASABEgLnMPD_BwE Something like this, 10+ years. White could be better if your planning on growing in the summer. The floor could get a little slick and I just sprinkle a little sand down.
Thanks for the kind words, yes it is possible to make a pond in the ground, but its not going to be without problems. Maybe look up the kratky system in storage totes. I’ll try to get to your question in a video because it ties into other things that i have been thinking about, thanks for the question/comment!
You really don’t have a problem with blight inside a greenhouse, but you can get leaf mold. The good news is that most greenhouse varieties have good resistance to it, and taste good to. There is a protocol for blight, and it’s 12 tbs per gallon of peroxide, to a gallon of water and spray leaves weekly. You can also spray BA weekly.
@@SaludaGradeFarm I have a green house. I have about 60 of red deuce tomatoes in self wicking mineral buckets. I copied your system of fertilization from an earlier video. It works great! Thank you for that. I will look up leaf mold maybe that is what it is. Seems to happen most but not every year. My tomatoes put on like gang busters from June till august then they just keel over and die.
Try growing trust or big dena, which are greenhouse tomatoes that have resistance to leaf mold. I am also testing garden friendly fungicide from southern ag. I’ll give updates!
