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Green house review

oldjarhead100

oldjarhead100

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so we had 50 mile an hour gusts and its still standing the wind did damage one zipper on the door , I like it overall it has 5 different panels the sides go from the horizontal bar to ground the end doors and the top I was able to get it done by myself , the issues I had trouble with tieing down the sides but once the ground thaws I have some rebar stakes to drive in the ground and I will put some type of clip to that so it will hold them down but I can disconnect them to roll them up , the panels are held on by these plastic clips I thought they would suck but they worked really well except for the top of the frame every pipe connection is mechanical the top frame does slide into the bottom so I added some self tapping screws so they are not going anywhere so all in all I'm pretty pleased with it I paid 300 for mine but its on sale now for 260 timeing lol I dug 8 holes per side with 2 in the middle so I can do 18 plants 6 per adult is the legal limit so I will have to grow the rest in the woods
 

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I wouldn't mind trying an outdoor, but it's not possible for me lol. I'm content with my basement grow for now 😁
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That's a great setup. I also have the wind issues especially during mid summer where I live warm winds. Winter lots of wind/rain but mine is 1/2 that size. We still staked it down more areas hammered old barn siding into the ground on side sections used long stakes my hubby made from iron really sturdy. It's lasted 2yrs so far. We can only grow 4 plants per household :) but do use it most of the year perpetual ongoing grows. Your gonna love it. Saved a monster jack herer from mold last fall took up 1/2 the tent loved it.
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I want a greenhouse so bad. Only place I could put one is on my driveway though. One day I'll have a nice chunk of land like that! 300 bucks is a decent price!
 
so I texted them about the zipper and asked for a new door panel they said I couldn't get just the panel so they are sending a whole green house so I will have lots of replacement parts
 
I wish I had the outdoor space for something like this, very cool set-up. Did they change the plant count here in MA? It’s always been 6 per adult but the last time I checked in they capped it at 12 per household. I haven’t looked into it in almost 2 years so I could be wrong.
 
I would need to get zipper replaced , I think I will keep all the pieces of the top, sides ,and door in case something more happens
 
No we are still doing out veggie garden I will move stuff around ,I cut down the grapes (will replant in different location ) I used this spot for tomatoes
 
No I think its still 6 per adult , One of my wife's girl friend is having a hard time right now she is over all the time so I asked her and if necessary we will say she is staying with us for the summer .hopefully there wont be a problem at all ,I dont expect one , I asked my sister who lives in the house but she is on opiods and can not have anything to do with weed
 
Have to move it from my urban property to my acreage yet. Usually do it around May 15th. Had a light freeze last night so earliest would be the end of the month. I am going to move my monster cropped White Russian out of the basement to a grow tent in the barn. It is taking over the basement. CMH will keep it warm through the night.
 
SirSmksAlot said:
I want a greenhouse so bad. Only place I could put one is on my driveway though. One day I'll have a nice chunk of land like that! 300 bucks is a decent price!
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I see an ubiquitous number of newly constructed greenhouses on my drive into the city. You are welcome to move to the Great State of Colorado!
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With the dampness we've had lately, was curious what/if kind of drainage you had to install before setting up your greenhouse? Would almost seen as though you would need a leech field type system under the GH or at least around the perimeter.
 
starramus I miss Colorado, spent almost 10 years there in the 70's, early 80's. Lived in Aurora, Wheat Ridge, then moved to Keystone mtn. and worked condo maintenance...what a blast! Keystone had employee housing at the time, was like a college dorm, large fun. Also remember chamber maids wearing ugly brown uniforms, if I remember correctly back then, Ralston Purina owned Taco Bell and Keystone, hence the ugly brown taco bell uniforms (ha,ha) (also lived in Denver on Federal Ave, was a bad section of town(g)--parked cars in my yard for good bucks for the Bronco games)
Then I moved to Miami.............that's a story for another day, at that time the boats were landing on the beaches from Cuba.
Oh to be 20 years old again, with no responsibilities!
 
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GreenState Come on back to the greenest state! (Greenest if you close your eyes to the brown of the high desert.) If you do make a return be sure, and bring plenty of dinero as Denver real estate prices are as inflated as San Francisco's. I have been a Coloradan for 20 years. On my winter AZ, and southern CA trips I always admired colorful Colorado, and eventually moved here. When you are 20 years old you pretty much have a good time wherever you are except of course Vietnam. But some even had a good time there.
 
I just put that section of the yard in 2 years ago it runs from the middle to the far left its full of sand then 10 inches of cranberry bog compost , It turned out to pack so hard nothing liked it lol so when I dug the holes I made sure to get to the sand so they would drain
 
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