Sunken Greenhouse Tour 2020: Failures, Progress and Hope for the Future!

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Today I'm taking you on a tour of the Sunken Greenhouse Project. I'll show you what we've been growing in the greenhouse, talk about what's to come in this project and why I think it's one of the biggest failures out of all of my projects. But don't worry, it's not all bad. There is plenty that I'm happy about with this greenhouse. And in time, I DO think it will be a successful endeavor!
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@peterkennedy4010 3 года назад

Joe - those aren't failures, they are something every gardener encounters. Great job and everyone learns from your project. You are moving in the right direction.

@otrogreandcorgi9818 2 года назад

If he didn't bother to bury 6 in air pipe zigzag through the lawn 9ft down. Then yes it is a failure. Considering that they're capable of growing citrus in alliance Nebraska. Look up greenhouse in the snow. And Alliance NE gets down to-20 degrees during the winter. With the air pipe design you don't even need heaters whatsoever. You just need some fans to blow the air through the pipes. So if he was going to go this far to build it. He should have done it right.

@pete1853 2 года назад

@@otrogreandcorgi9818 - Try digging 9 feet down once. Let me know how much fun you have.

@otrogreandcorgi9818 2 года назад

@Pete yeah excavators are fun to use. Also you shouldn't get so offended when someone points out something is far superior.but then again you're probably just some chick on the internet.

@hiringsquad140 4 года назад

Your honesty and transparency is worth more than any other playlist or how to video on RU-vid. Thanks for allowing us to use your failures and issues for ourselves to avoid. Been planning one of these for a long time and your videos have helped me immensely!

@upcycleengineer7825 4 года назад

Expanding foam with steel wool stopped our critters from coming in.

@homesteadonomics 4 года назад

UpCycle Engineer I definitely think that’s the way I’m gonna have to go😀👍🙏🙏

@W1ldSm1le 10 месяцев назад

That's smart

@Davidg1t1 8 месяцев назад

Dude yes.

@brandonlaforest9240 8 месяцев назад

Awesome tidbit

@Mrs.TJTaylor 2 месяца назад

Oooh, I love that stuff. No pun intended.

@Ulvestorm 4 года назад

If I ever get to a point in life where this would be considered a failure, I would be an amazing craftsman. You've got some serious skill, man, don't talk yourself down! Thanks for sharing the whole journey!

@JF-fx2qv 4 года назад

I don't see failure, I see work in progress and a learning process. Which is the fun part of doing anything.

@Neznisgip 4 года назад

Your standards are exceptional. Far beyond most. One of the finest greenhouses out there. Not a failure in my opinion.

@homesteadonomics 4 года назад

Hexafoose thank you hexafoose! 😀🙏

@willgaukler8979 4 года назад

...you did build a fine greenhouse ...

@otrogreandcorgi9818 2 года назад

Not really. If he was building it correctly he would have done buried Air pipe technology. Look up greenhouse in the snow. They're growing citrus in Alliance Nebraska. Just running some fans to push air through 6 in air pipe that's buried zigzagged 9ft down in the lawn. I'll admit the greenhouse looks cute. But function is superior to fashion any day of the week when it comes to off-grid living. And in reality he could have built the exact same greenhouse. And just buried the pipes.

@Guttersmart 2 года назад

@@otrogreandcorgi9818 Maybe you would like to post a video of your greenhouse with air pipe technology? You might try planting a humility plant in your greenhouse.

@otrogreandcorgi9818 2 года назад

@@Guttersmart Or you could just look up Greenhouse In The Snow.. And see the guy who actually came up with the technology.🤨 The old guy is growing citrus and areas to get down to -20 during the winter. The just simple fans running are through pipes.🤔 But nice try at trying to be edgy. 🙄

@MrMkapusta 4 года назад

Holy crap! You dug this with a shovel? Your a bad dude!

@anothergoogleuser 4 года назад

Remember: If you fail about 100 more times you will be an expert. Thank you for sharing! NOTE: You are saving me a ton of time by learning through your experience :-)

@homesteadonomics 4 года назад

Tim Favreau thank you Tim! I agree....and I’m well on my way to becoming expert in several things...haha....lots of mistakes. Thanks for watching! 😀👍

@otrogreandcorgi9818 2 года назад

I was surprised that he didn't do the buried airpipe geothermal technology. I mean if you're going to go to that much trouble to dig the hole and build a greenhouse. You should do it right.

@alane6555 4 года назад

I honestly think you have one of the best channels on RU-vid. You have a wide variety of subjects, you are honest and forthright. If you made a mistake you do not blame it on something else. We learn from our mistakes, that is natural. Where would we all be if our predecessors did not learn from their mistakes. The only person that does not make mistakes is the person who is not doing anything. I would love to have even a bermed greenhouse, we are at about 5,500' and 42 degrees Latitude so our last frost probably has not occurred yet. Thank you for your service, 1st responders keep us safe and healthy.

@martyvanord984 4 года назад

some of the most perplexing and frustrating people that I have ever met are those who refuse to admit ever making any mistake and doom themselves to repeating them over and over. Sadly it is difficult to be of help and people just give up.

@homesteadonomics 4 года назад

Alan E thank you Alan! Those are some kind words and I greatly appreciate it! Thank you for watching these projects I work on. It’s always fun...even with the struggles that are presented too😀👍🙏

@bartbu6569 4 месяца назад

@homesteadonomics hey I really like what you have created, diging this out with a shovel must've been something crazy. The only thing I hate about this is this plastic tub idea, try to look at your beds and see how much wasted space is there which could've been included in the bed capacity. Just frame deep wooden bed, biggest size you can and fill it all with soil, your soil will have good drainage, will be able to breathe better, your abilities will be grater and results way way better. Great job, I love it!

@johnstewart1507 4 года назад

Joe, this is actually my favorite of all your projects! Keeping working of it I want an onsite tour the next time we're in AZ. Beaver

@homesteadonomics 4 года назад

John Stewart thanks Uncle Beaver! Of course! And we are also redoing the entire garden so hopefully that’ll look much better than when you came down the first time😀👍

@AV8ORinBoise 3 года назад

Joe, you're killing it! Please give us another tour. Gardening is an art and you have done a great thing here. Having a stable environment is key to growth. Thank you for providing this content. Very impressed.

@neilkarstetter164 4 года назад

The structure and over all build of the sucken greenhouse is amazing. You understand what the actually problems are. Keep moving forward! I love seeing an update video of yours in my RU-vid feed. LOVE all your water storage videos too! Thanks!

@OnkelPHMagee 4 года назад

Your redemptive attitude is on the mark. You are continually learning and becoming a better gardener.

@homesteadonomics 4 года назад

P.H. Magee thanks for checking it out! Always trying to improve😀👍

@michaelmeyer9849 6 месяцев назад

Totaly great stuff, mate ! Thanks a lot for inspiering me in so many ways !!

@t0mt0mt0m 2 года назад

Thank you for your honesty. Great job and keep on moving forward.

@ElisandeWalters 3 года назад

Thank you for sharing that too. It is important to cultivate error/failure resilience, and that is something that you are modelling here very well. I always enjoy your videos.

@Back2SquareOne 4 года назад

Thanks for sharing both you successes and failures. They are both extremely useful and I feel I learn from both equally.

@jeremyadams8256 3 года назад

We just bought 35 acres and starting our homestead from scratch and we really appreciate you sharing your learning experiences it definitely helps us as we have just built a 1200 sq ft greenhouse thanks for the info and keep the videos coming.

@RedHotFiat 4 года назад

After watching this and Handeeman's video today taking apart the ICF to redo the windows, I'm feeling better about some of the mistakes I've made around my place. I love your videos! Thanks for sharing!

@toronado455 4 года назад

same here. I subscribe to both channels and consider these two to be some of the smartest on RU-vid (mistakes and all).

@homesteadonomics 4 года назад

RedHotFiat thanks for checking it out! Mistakes are all part of the process😀👍

@homesteadonomics 4 года назад

T455 thank you!

@KoalityofLife 4 года назад

It's always nice to see videos about the mistakes and how they are going to fix it or make it better. Everybody makes mistakes so it's not a bad thing, it's just nice to learn from them. :)

@DE2borknot2b 4 года назад

Learning is painful sometimes but when we figure it out, wow! we feel like we are super!! 🙃 I have been enjoying your videos, learning...so thank you!

@homesteadonomics 4 года назад

D E thank you for following along!

@JoytoWorld Год назад

Thank you for sharing your experiences.

@randyketcham3840 4 года назад

Your project is going well. There are always set-backs, ways to improve or modify and other things which allow you to continue to refine your greenhouse. No one can anticipate or plan for every single contingency when it is a first time project. Keep the faith and continue to improve and adjust your greenhouse to fit your family and how you utilize the build. Thanks for the complete picture of good and bad.

@wooden5c 4 года назад

I started watching your channel because of the sunken greenhouse. You gardening will come up with time and experience. Thanks for sharing - I like to see how people do things, and the problems that arise. This will help me immensely with what I do.

@jodygroshon7969 4 года назад

Nice vid Joe. Giving up is not you. That's what makes watching you, given the struggles, so entertaining. Hope you and your family are well. God bless.

@russsherwood5978 4 года назад

thank you for the video up date,, dont feel bad even on coustom/ factory green houses you still have to tweak them to your wants and needs, that is one great idea you have, dont give up on it ,, be strong, be safe, and be blessed,,,

@notJT-er6dd 3 года назад

Just when I thought I had a brilliant idea RU-vid recommends a sunken greenhouse

@kappistarr3484 8 месяцев назад

You are an inspiration to those who have yet to be eagerly in your shoes! There are no failures - no mistakes - only a better way. Thank you for your honesty. You are doing great - keep going🌿

@juliem9096 4 года назад

Thanks for showing us the most important features... the ones that failed. I appreciate it that you can share them.

@averageschmo963 4 года назад

You live and you learn. You've done more than most. Good job and thumbs up!!!!!

@billybike57 Год назад

I think sometimes we’re our own worst critic, your talent and work ethic are levels above some of the other hacks I follow. You did great!

@melneeds6358 3 года назад

thank you for just an honest review, and I am sure you will get it all figured out. thanks again.

@kbendle1556 4 года назад

We cant't even plant outside until the middle of May! Love to have a greenhouse like that.

@homesteadonomics 4 года назад

KAL B. Thanks for checking it out😀👍

@latriciacagle4873 4 года назад

I watched all the videos while you were building this greenhouse and appreciate the updates. I live in Tempe and would eventually like to put in a sunken greenhouse with modifications to mitigate the extreme heat in the summer. Your greenhouse has been my inspiration.

@SCUBADUDESMITTY 4 года назад

I AM going to make a 40x16 sunken G H here in texas due to the high winds we get in the panhandle, I was dubious of the temp reg arms on the venting, Im so glad to hear that they are working as planned, my design will probably incorporate a water wall supplyed with rain harvesting into blk 55gal tanks on the north wall,,THANX so much for sharing your failures, knowledge is power,, you have empowered us ALL !

@KC-ke7kq 8 месяцев назад

This is still a success, I've learn a lot from your experience. Well done young man

@Reeser00 2 года назад

You probably have one of the best looking Greenhouses that I’ve seen. Nice work!

@marcroemelen6836 3 года назад

Omgoodness. Wow. Brother. This is amazing

@charleszimmermann7784 4 года назад

I have always learned more from my failures than I have ever learned from my successes. The key is to be able to turn it around and I am sure you will! Thanks for the video

@homesteadonomics 4 года назад

Charles Zimmermann thanks for checking it out!

@molvimusk9991 4 года назад

I'd like to say thank you for showing us such great content,from the chicken coop to knife build,everything is just awesome, 👍

@homesteadonomics 4 года назад

Iron Age thank you so much!

@JDWink 4 года назад

The greenhouse looks great brother! Trial and error is the story of life. Keep up the innovation, conversation and determination!

@otrogreandcorgi9818 2 года назад

You being impressed by aesthetics just shows you don't actually know the technology. You seem like a common born.

@Dancing_Alone_wRentals Год назад

Yup....I'm living the trial & error life too. I spilled something on the manual, and I'm missing the instructions for life when it comes to just how many errors I'm supposed to be making.

@gregorythomas333 4 года назад

We all learn by doing Joe. This concept is great and I imagine there are a lot of people...including myself...that benefit a lot from your videos.

@homesteadonomics 4 года назад

Gregory Thomas thank you Gregory! And sorry for the super slow reply! 😀👍

@TheFlytrapGarden 4 года назад

Damn i was watching this years ago and youtube finally recommended it to me again...what a difference

@briananderson2219 3 года назад

Thank you so much for sharing you are my inspiration. Sharing your failures I promise you is just as valuable if not more to a new greenhouse grower as myself ty

@TM-we6eg 2 года назад

They aren't failures they are learning moments and it looks fantastic love it!! ❤️

@craigduddles5650 4 года назад

Greenhouse seems to be working well. Just a learning curve with gardening. Doing good.

@pablobonifacini4077 3 года назад

Te agradezco y valoro tu trabajo. Por supuesto el proceso es más importante que el resultado. Permite ver los errores, los aciertos y disfrutar el camino. Gracias por tu aporte. ¡Salud desde Paraguay!

@davedonegan3765 3 года назад

I love what you do . It is easy to see mistakes keep fixing them make improvements as you go. Doing nothing is no productive. We learn as you do the updates. Thank you for sharing. Keep up the good work 💪

@yoopermann7942 2 года назад

thank you for the tips and ideas,,, i have a spot of land that faces mostly a little south of east that i was trying to figure out the best use for and your channel poped up

@hokimocus 4 года назад

Mistakes!? You learn by doing and you have learned a lot. Sunpits are fantastic; low to the ground, aesthetically pleasing to look at and not to mention functional. You've done a great job.

@slagmaker6780 4 года назад

Thanks for sharing the real world workings... I am working on making one now, planing to use the vents you added.

@Patrickodono 4 года назад

It's been a very enjoyable project to watch progress! Keep up the good work and stay safe. Respect from Ireland

@homesteadonomics 4 года назад

Patrick O'Donoghue thank you Patrick! And great to hear from Ireland! 😀👍

@jackzzz2885 2 года назад

I love the fact that everybody's like I have it all figured out but never even tried! Never took the time the money the resources to post a video! Great work!

@mikelyon7748 3 года назад

Appreciate your honest analysis

@mmx3662 4 года назад

Such a great update video! Looking good! :)

@freeheeler09 7 месяцев назад

Beautiful job!!! Amazing!

@BorisFett 4 года назад

I've been following along since you started. Thank you for the insightful review. I've been interested in building a sunken greenhouse for awhile and just needed a place to build one.

@elizabethauger 3 года назад

Great series. Thank you for the follow up!

@patblack2291 4 года назад

I start trapping in my greenhouse 1 month prior to putting any plants in there. Anything I am seeding in the greenhouse gets covered with hardware cloth to discourage rodents from digging up the seeds.Pest control is a year-round task in a greenhouse. They find a way in. Cucumbers and tomatoes are heavy feeders requiring large soil volumes, plenty of water, and regular fertilization. Your tub system might work for lettuce. If you are growing transplants for your outdoor gardens, individual pots for each plant allows you to keep roots undisturbed at transplant, plant out each plant as it is ready, and is standard practice proven to work rather than trying to invent something new with a limited knowledge base. You're learning a lot the hard way. Reading up on growing transplants for your garden will get you learning through both successes and the inevitable crop failures. You can build experience and become a really good grower over time! You're going to need more airflow in there. But I've commented that before. Good luck with your fall crops!

@homesteadonomics 4 года назад

Pat Black yes I agree trapping early will be a must. And airflow I agree also😀👍

@buckwild51385 4 года назад

Try some sweet feed in a 5 gallon bucket

@wandabryant6880 3 года назад

I would like to do one of these. You’ve inspired me. Thanks for sharing your successes & mistakes

@cianmccambridge2517 4 года назад

I really like your honest videos I like to see errors and the corrections.its how you repair,learn from the damage and continue on.i would like to see regular seasonal site updates as to how plants are growing Or not.many thanks for your ongoing videos

@AbundanceIowa 4 года назад

Cool to see an update on this, I definitely want to try something similar in the future!

@homesteadonomics 4 года назад

Fresh From The Garden thanks for checking it out! 😀👍🙏

@AmarEnergy 4 года назад

Thank you! Thank you for sharing your successes, challenges, and all that you've learned through this process! I am in the midst of returning to my small town, rural roots and your channel gives me tons of inspiration and guidance. Fall down 8 times, get up 9. Keep it up!

@sandhollowhomestead6972 4 года назад

You've done well. Every job we do for the first time will always give us opportunity to improve. We're wired that way. I really like your sunken greenhouse!

@homesteadonomics 4 года назад

Sand Hollow Homestead thank you!

@lkwong4402 3 года назад

@LavenderLori406 2 года назад

I appreciate your candor. And also that you are able to ammendment and rectify your hard won work. Many will appreciate what you've done. When you get it to a point where you are satisfied then you should write the book!

@HSVJ360 4 года назад

Just great job on Green house. Such humbleness, clarity in explanation, first time right job and best everything you touch bring on the smile. Realistic, inspiring and job well done. I saw once and subscribed without delay. You bring smiles.Respect and lols

@go-wycowboys5018 3 года назад

Thanks for being honest about the progress from the start. I built a small Geothermal Green house in Wyoming, and have gone through several like challenges but the learning's have helped it become the model for the next large scale one we build. One thhing I might suggest is to put in a water tank that you can add soluble fertilizer to. you can then add nitrogen in early development and then swap to the flowering mode. Alternatively deep well drained soil with the addition of light chicken manure works well but the nitrogen is high. (more plant than fruit) If you place steel wool in the closure holes then spray foam (anti rodent stuff) you can rid it of them.

@franciscosilver6644 3 года назад

I'm impressed. Everything looks great and healthy. Good work.

@rogerspaulding6569 3 года назад

Well done! My next big project.

@arizadam12 4 года назад

Great job! I love it!! The best successes come from the experience of failures. Always learn from the method; never squander the lesson!

@homesteadonomics 4 года назад

Adam Dasuqi yes I agree! I’ve failed and learned a ton in my time of doing projects! Many things are easier now....but my continual changing of projects and experimentation will make sure that I keep learning a lot...haha... but that’s okay by me. I’d rather know a little about a lot of different things 😀👍

@Canadiansasquatchbrewery 4 года назад

Great stuff as always Joe! You always do such a good job of "Lessons Learned" on these things to help spread the knowledge! Cheers my friend!

@homesteadonomics 4 года назад

Canadian Sasquatch thanks Steve! Sorry for the late response! How are you doing down in TX?

@flittlefield 4 года назад

Glad to know that I am not the only one struggling in the garden. It looks like you are making progress there. Keep it up.

@homesteadonomics 4 года назад

Frederick Littlefield yes, little steps towards hopefully future success. Should have a garden bed video coming up and you’ll see the plants from here replanted in those beds looking much better than in this video😀🤞

@bigunone 4 года назад

Thanks for the tip of using the concrete mixing tubs

@Ambientmopar 4 года назад

have been enjoying this build...

@ourselfreliantlife 4 года назад

I feel like this is definitely a win. I like that the concept is an overall success. There were some planting setbacks, but things are looking good. Good call too on the pests. That's something to think about.

@homesteadonomics 4 года назад

Green Dream Project oh man I can’t tell you the words I said each time I came in and saw beans or pepper chewed off😂

@forrestfox5858 Год назад

I hope you never lose your youth! Keep on growing and building man 👍🏼

@cia1204 4 года назад

Everything you build is classy!

@FredMcIntyre 4 года назад

Thanks for the sharing, best of luck going forward! 😃👍🏻🌱🌱🌱🌱👊🏻

@elsabuchanan7518 4 года назад

No problem with your greenhouse Joe. Growing plants in there is a different skill level than outdoors. Don't give up, you just have to spend a little more time and effort in there. We have a similar sized greenhouse and still have difficulties after 20 years. I love your videos.

@roamingelk7271 4 года назад

At least you are learning what doesn't work or can be improved. I call everything I do at my place an experiment. I make plans and know that I will need to do about 4 improved versions. As it stands my combo Ruth Stout beds and Back to Eden beds seem to be more on the side of failure. My hugelkulture raised beds are great. But my other beds will be started next year with woven weed fabric. My straw mulch seems to have to many weeds in the beds. Thanks for sharing your experience!

@kennethhoke2584 4 года назад

I've watched this build progress and have been impressed with your craftsmanship. Thanks for your ideas and honesty about what does and does not work. Failure in food production is becoming a non option.

@tagladyify 4 года назад

Really nice! Thanks for sharing.

@chaos-dominion 4 года назад

I had an aquaponics system using the same plastic cement basins. They seemed like a good idea at the time. I ended up with carrots shaped like turnips. Farming is not easy on any scale. Keep at it. I am.

@brandonstark7356 2 года назад

Awesome thanks for sharing.

@Solarlube 4 года назад

Fabulous idea.

@DaveVanWest 4 года назад

Best video I have seen in a long time. Keep in mind, "experience" is another name for "mistakes." I have a lot of experience in life.

@dianablanke2543 4 года назад

You live and you learn. I think it is great!

@homesteadonomics 4 года назад

Diana Blanke thank you! I’m a continual learner In most of my projects....because I end up making many of the same mistakes over again😂. But I suppose it just reinforces that knowledge better for that future😀👍

@dianablanke2543 4 года назад

@@homesteadonomics creative people make mistakes, sometimes serendipity occurs and you stumble upon something you can actually patent.

@jennifergray8249 4 года назад

Definitely let us know how it goes during this summer. It’s already hot and my biggest concern living in Arizona is baking the plants.

@Niallmylove 2 года назад

I looked this up to see if I would be able to accomplish something like this in AZ! Wow guess I found exactly what I’m looking for. Thanks very much for documenting the process. Excited to explore my options.

@hollybritton7255 Год назад

Thank you for being honest. I have a large south facing hill and would love to do this

@ronaldkaipio8324 Год назад

Don't be to hard on your efforts it's a great job and your learning and teaching and having fun

@georgecarlson3033 4 года назад

The only mistake you could have made , was not building your sunken greenhouse, you've built it, (and it's massive job) seen where you can improve things , an improved them , and I'm pretty sure 10 yrs down the road you will still be improving an learning , you're a very inspiring guy Always look forward to your vids

@LampWaters 4 года назад

Awesome space seems cozy and nice

@elizabethsansom6447 4 года назад

Please stop beating yourself up you’ve done a beautiful job you figure out what the problems were fixed them and you’re moving on don’t let the devil get in your way. God bless you my friend

@sreval 4 года назад

Don't give up.......you're getting there !!

@kenvanzyl5044 Год назад

I'm inspired by your project 😉 it is an ideal project for Africa's tough climate

@darknightstudio2543 4 года назад

Definitely NOT a failure buddy! Well done!!! Love and Respect.

@yarivenereo9067 4 года назад

I Loved it, It will b great to plant cachucha pepper....u r amazing.,b safe, God bless you n your family too......

@bondpaz 4 года назад

She was so little! 😭 They grow up so fast! Love the nighttime shot. I am fixin to watch that whole build again.... and dream of the day when we finally have a chance to build this. 🤔 Maybe if I start digging now, I will be done in 2 years when our house is finally finished. 😆 Seriously you did an amazing job!!!

@scottpetermann4374 3 месяца назад

Nice Hat, BTW, I Love 3 Rivers Archery, AND LOVE the Greenhouse...

@Peaceful-resistance1 2 года назад

Joe, I think you built the Most Excellent Greenhouse 👍 Now you are learning to garden. Give yourself a few years learning curve. I'm 65 and still learning 👌