Built and installed the final 3 shade panels today.
Earthbox week 3 for the beans and week 4 for the squash.
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4 comments:
gettin good at making those shades
It amazes me how things that may have not been part of your original plan end up looking like they WERE part of the original plan all along. The screens look great! And nice looking plants.
I agree, the screens look great.
As I'm trying out my own greenhouse in a hot and arid region, I would love to know what your data looks like for soil and ambient temps inside the greenhouse, if you ever cared to share.
Good Luck!
It's starting to look like a greenhouse in there.
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