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Thanks for the kind words. We will try an post more in the future.

Thank you

1. Size is 12X26X12 2. I have 8 plants on each side 3. I use heat lamps and they are set to 45 degree F

Thank you very much for the information. How many heat lamps do you have in the greenhouse to keep the temperature inside at 45 degree F? Also is your greenhouse custom-made or bought? If you bought it, where did you buy it? Thank you.

@@xiaoli5566 First thank you for your orders and repeat business, we truly appreciate it. 1. I have 8 - 250W lamps with 10" reflectors that draw about 16A on a 20 amp circuit. I also use 10 AWG cable if service is over 50", close by you can use 12 AWG. This is per greenhouse, so 32 total with 4 greenhouses. Running 12 hours over 30 days my electrical bill was over $600 per month. I'm currently experimenting with insolation and wifi enabled PLCs to control the temperature better and drive cost lower. I will post a video soon on the setup. Gas is another option or electrical heaters. But in my area when I apply heat, condensation and humidity occur (really bad) so I choose a smaller source of heat spread throughout the greenhouse to minimize the moisture. 2. The greenhouse is purchased as a kit. I purchased the first one on Amazon, but now I purchase them direct. It's the same price. They are $300 each + $100 S/H and if you need a replacement cover it $200 or $250 I can't recall. I purchased my first Greenhouse over 8 years ago and they still make the same model today. You can search 12X26 greenhouse and you will find it. The other really nice feature of the kit is its 12" tall unlike most that are 7' or 8'.

@@Spicyexotics Thank you very much for the detailed answers of my questions. Happy gardening.

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I don't water my plants. Only rain water is used. The only time water is done is when we are in a dry period. This may happen once or twice a year.

Technically yes. The greenhouse needs to have the same conditions of the plant's natural habitat.

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The only time the temperature affects the sweetness is when colder temperatures allow the fruit to stay on the vine longer. The plants needs warm temperatures to flower, then the temperature needs to drop. This usually happens on our fall crop. Fruit is deffently sweeter. Sweetness is usually based on the variety.

I do not know what it is called, but it helps that variety deal with heat and cold better than varieties without.

@@Spicyexotics Today i noticed its turning yellow and brown. Im thinking its some kind of disease or maybe shock from transplanting.

My inventory sold out within a week, last week. So you just missed them. I had a long waiting list to fill. I do not expect any more cuttings this year. If you would like to get on our waiting list, please email info@spicyexotics.com

Oh just missed it! Ok thank you. I'll email you tonight.

We do not water in summer, It rains often.

They have bottoms

To help protect the plant from touching the hot metal grid.

When the time is right, we will. We have a few plants to move around and two more greenhouses we need to add.

I have never purchased seeds. We only sell cuttings. You can check out our selection at www.spicyexotics.com

Spicy Exotics k thx

PVC. They are 5 foot each for two reasons. I buy a 10' joint of pipe and cut in half. 6 foot would be better but you will have waste. Secondly, they fit on the edge of our hoop houses at 5 feet.

Spicy Exotics thank you for getting back to me. Vince