
This jumble of PVC pipe is part of our collapsible Greentent system. The Fuzz designed this for us a couple years ago. He got the idea on a camping trip when he saw some tents made of PVC pipe and plastic tarps.

After the frame is assembled, it is covered with clear (sort of)) plastic.
The plastic is held down along the sides by bricks, and can be pulled to one side on a warm day. Today, it is windy. Every time we put this thing up, it gets windy. So far, if we use enough bricks, it is OK.
Does it work ? Yeah, it does help. It's not as good as a real Greenhouse, but it does help keep those plants a little warmer on those cold nights.

2 comments:
If you REALLY want some massive explosive growth, get yourself a 20 pound tank of CO2 and a regulator. Put the plastic, weight it down, stick a hose under the plastic. and turn on the CO2 flow. The plants will love it.
That sounds preaty intense.
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