Wintertime...
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woah...just a little bit of snow!
ouch... ???
ouch, wath a snowcover! this is better tan no snow and strong freeze but is ever something like an nigtamare for southern grower like me!
HHAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!! Where do you come from?? Here in Quebec city, no snow yet.
so nice! :)
how big is it?
will you have to clean the roof to avoid damages?
i am curious.. here snow is 10cm at most, in those snowy years...
do I have to come to find you with the cat of the snows..???
Whoa! :o
i thing lott of heaters inside. because i thing you can freeze a bull inside. am joking
Hi all,
We got about 70cm of snow in 2 days. I live in the Swiss mountains on 1270m above sea level, so snow in wintertime is normal, we are a ski-station.
The greenhouse is about 10m2, I heat it with 2 electric heaters, 2000 W each. It is covered with double-skin sheets on Plexigasl. The biggest problem on days like this is the condensed water and the drops, falling on the plants.
But normally the bigger problem is the sun in wintertime. If it does not snow, very often we have sunny days in winter, so the temperature goes up to 25°C in the greenhouse also in wintertime and teh plants are shrinking a lot. I sunny winters, I heat higher in February and begin to water...
I ALWAYS SAY YOUR BIG ;) GREAT PASSION
Please, send us some snow in the box :) by priority airmail :)
here in Ukraine (Odessa) we had very dry spring, extremely dry summer and no rains during the autumn... now we have... rains... a lot of rains... every day... and no snow at all :(
That's about what we had before the snow came...
do you have a tunnel from your house to your greenhouse ?
Hi Andi, Impressive...Keep up your good work...
Hi Andi, try covering the roof from the inside with a large sheet of plastic and tilt it a bit so that condensation goes to a corner where you do not have plants. Try a quarter of your greenhouse as a test. What do you think??? ;)
I have only one small place in the greenhous, where condensate drops on the plants. I took the plants away, so it is no problem. Tommorrow we will have sun, so condensate will dry out.
Hi Andi, OK, keep it up, cos your plants are GREAT and it's a pity to loose any...