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HighonthePrize said:Use thin fishing line to suspend fish hooks 5'-6' above the ground throughout your yard.
*intended for entertainment purposes only. DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME.
HighonthePrize said:Use thin fishing line to suspend fish hooks 5'-6' above the ground throughout your yard.
maddlights said:So does anyone have experience with heat cable? I'm wondering if it would work like a radiant floor heating and raise the ambient temperature of the greenhouse? During the spring I could use a few degrees extra?
Grow Tech said:Greetings All,
I'm in SoCal and have always done indoor. I'm thinking about putting a round of girls out in a plastic house. I guess my question is timing. I have no fear of frost under the plastic so I guess the biggest factor is hours of daylight. I'm afraid if I took babies from my nursery where they get 18 hours of light and put them outside now, that they will just begin to flower with out getting big.
Any thoughts about when best to move babies from an 18 hour lighted nursery to an all natural lit greenhouse much appreciated.
Peace
xu2x said:If u have a green house(small or large) don't u think LEO in a helicopter would be attracted to it and try to see what's growing inside? What's ur opinion on this? Thanks
You could put them out now and if you dont want them to flower add a little CFL or incandecent light to extend the light hours a bit early in the evening each night. The dont need much light, just enough to trick them to thinking the days are longer. You could keep them on all night or just long enough to match the 18 hours they were getting before.
Maddlights said:Allright a great idea for a thread! So here is my issue- for 2 summers now I've placed a couple girls out in my greenhouse and I was very pleased with they way they took off. However, both summers just a week before harvest some bastard ripped my plant off from my greenhouse doing damage to the door. Anyone have a solution for better security? I've even considered electricfying the metal frame. I have disabled the MV security light because I don't want hermies.
Grow Tech said:Greetings DJ Highst
I'm a little sketch on putting lights out in the GH. I've had it in my yard for awhile without a shred of interest from LEO but lighting at night makes me uncomfortable. Kinda like they say with investing...you gotta go with what you can be comfortable with.
That being said-
Do you think I could put them out in july or august when I'm getting 15 hours + / - of daylight ? The days would still be getting longer so my hope is that the plant would veg for a couple of months and then start flowering once the days start shortening. If the girls need to go into late November I don't see a prob since frost isn't an issue.
Peace & Much Thanks
Yes it does, the first thing you want to know when getting a greenhouse covering material is its light transmission properties!! Mean how much light actually passes threw the material. For MJ more is better but i've seen 50%light transmission produce some monster buds.Gelatinous said:does opaque polycarb block out more light than the clear?
Here is a link with complete plan and material list, it can be constructed without much tools or construction knowledge. http://www.pvcplans.com/pvc-greenhouse.htmdj digigrow said:where do I go to get plans to build a GH
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