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  1. Fat Controller

    Wireless thermometer with data logging

    Started indoors, walked to the greenhouse and placed on staging, then put in a heated propagator, and finally brought back indoors to download data.After tonight I'll know what happens to...
    Started indoors, walked to the greenhouse and placed on staging, then put in a heated propagator, and finally brought back indoors to download data.After tonight I'll know what happens to temperatures in a polytunnel overnight, then I can check stuff like inside coldframes, under fleece, in...
    Started indoors, walked to the greenhouse and placed on staging, then put in a heated propagator, and finally brought back indoors to download data.After tonight I'll know what happens to temperatures in a polytunnel overnight, then I can check...
    Started indoors, walked to the greenhouse and placed on staging, then put in a heated propagator, and finally brought back indoors to download data.After tonight I'll know what happens to...
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  2. Russfire

    DIY watering system?

    Hello and welcome to the forum Russfire :)I use a low pressure drip system fed from a water butt, bought from this company:I bought extra bits to extend the basic £20 set for two greenhouses...
    Hello and welcome to the forum Russfire :)I use a low pressure drip system fed from a water butt, bought from this company:I bought extra bits to extend the basic £20 set for two greenhouses and some outdoor plants. I like this company, I've seen them demonstrate their products at garden...
    Hello and welcome to the forum Russfire :)I use a low pressure drip system fed from a water butt, bought from this company:I bought extra bits to extend the basic £20 set for two greenhouses and some outdoor plants. I like this company, I've...
    Hello and welcome to the forum Russfire :)I use a low pressure drip system fed from a water butt, bought from this company:I bought extra bits to extend the basic £20 set for two greenhouses...
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  3. Rachiepache

    Wind Battered greenhouse

    Hi how about a poly tunnel regds Alex
    Hi how about a poly tunnel regds Alex
    Hi how about a poly tunnel regds Alex
    Hi how about a poly tunnel regds Alex
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  4. JJ28

    Clear the fug

    Thank you, I'll make sure to do that. - Just been to Lidl.....they're £8.99 there so I like mine even more now.
    Thank you, I'll make sure to do that. - Just been to Lidl.....they're £8.99 there so I like mine even more now.
    Thank you, I'll make sure to do that. - Just been to Lidl.....they're £8.99 there so I like mine even more now.
    Thank you, I'll make sure to do that. - Just been to Lidl.....they're £8.99 there so I like mine even more now.
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  5. hydrogardener
    Like x 6

    Greenhouse cam

    There are plug and play versions now. Mine was a little complicated to install, what with having to assign a port on the wireless router.
    There are plug and play versions now. Mine was a little complicated to install, what with having to assign a port on the wireless router.
    There are plug and play versions now. Mine was a little complicated to install, what with having to assign a port on the wireless router.
    There are plug and play versions now. Mine was a little complicated to install, what with having to assign a port on the wireless router.
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  6. IceColdRum

    Replacing Greenhouse glass with 4mm twinwall polycarbonate.

    This might sound daft, have you tried Ebay ? You could have a look on Two Wests and Elliot website they sell all gardening stuff
    This might sound daft, have you tried Ebay ? You could have a look on Two Wests and Elliot website they sell all gardening stuff
    This might sound daft, have you tried Ebay ? You could have a look on Two Wests and Elliot website they sell all gardening stuff
    This might sound daft, have you tried Ebay ? You could have a look on Two Wests and Elliot website they sell all gardening stuff
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  7. NigelJ

    New thermostat for heated tray.

    Cor, @JWK you only got a Thermo 1, I've got a Thermo 2 ! (with extra cooling function, bought from same place). Great bit of kit.
    Cor, @JWK you only got a Thermo 1, I've got a Thermo 2 ! (with extra cooling function, bought from same place). Great bit of kit.
    Cor, @JWK you only got a Thermo 1, I've got a Thermo 2 ! (with extra cooling function, bought from same place). Great bit of kit.
    Cor, @JWK you only got a Thermo 1, I've got a Thermo 2 ! (with extra cooling function, bought from same place). Great bit of kit.
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  8. philomel

    Seeds to start now in new propogater

    Oh my goodness yes, I used to grow Phacelia in the uk and loved it - anything to attract insects and other wildlife. I also had a small collection of Hedychiums but they didn't survive my neglect...
    Oh my goodness yes, I used to grow Phacelia in the uk and loved it - anything to attract insects and other wildlife. I also had a small collection of Hedychiums but they didn't survive my neglect after we moved.... Do you keep them in pots and move them in overwinter, or in the ground and cover...
    Oh my goodness yes, I used to grow Phacelia in the uk and loved it - anything to attract insects and other wildlife. I also had a small collection of Hedychiums but they didn't survive my neglect after we moved.... Do you keep them in pots and...
    Oh my goodness yes, I used to grow Phacelia in the uk and loved it - anything to attract insects and other wildlife. I also had a small collection of Hedychiums but they didn't survive my neglect...
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  9. wiseowl
    Like x 4

    Greenhouse temperature

    It's unlikely the brick wall will hold the heat where as a house wall does to a certain extent, having the inside heat as a back up to keep the cold at bay.
    It's unlikely the brick wall will hold the heat where as a house wall does to a certain extent, having the inside heat as a back up to keep the cold at bay.
    It's unlikely the brick wall will hold the heat where as a house wall does to a certain extent, having the inside heat as a back up to keep the cold at bay.
    It's unlikely the brick wall will hold the heat where as a house wall does to a certain extent, having the inside heat as a back up to keep the cold at bay.
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  10. kerrygirl

    Greenhouse and light?

    Yes I think I was a bit quick off the mark with the sowing. Afterall theres still a risk of frost at night. I will have to rethink. Thanks Pete.
    Yes I think I was a bit quick off the mark with the sowing. Afterall theres still a risk of frost at night. I will have to rethink. Thanks Pete.
    Yes I think I was a bit quick off the mark with the sowing. Afterall theres still a risk of frost at night. I will have to rethink. Thanks Pete.
    Yes I think I was a bit quick off the mark with the sowing. Afterall theres still a risk of frost at night. I will have to rethink. Thanks Pete.
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  11. philomel

    Making a heated propogating bench

    That sounds a brilliant project. Looking forward to hearing all about it as it goes ahead later :love30: :dbgrtmb: :dbgrtmb:
    That sounds a brilliant project. Looking forward to hearing all about it as it goes ahead later :love30: :dbgrtmb: :dbgrtmb:
    That sounds a brilliant project. Looking forward to hearing all about it as it goes ahead later :love30: :dbgrtmb: :dbgrtmb:
    That sounds a brilliant project. Looking forward to hearing all about it as it goes ahead later :love30: :dbgrtmb: :dbgrtmb:
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  12. Dips
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  13. jono

    New to me this yr.

    Many thanks JWK
    Many thanks JWK
    Many thanks JWK
    Many thanks JWK
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  14. Pete Oldam

    organic cumcumbers

    Welcome to GC Pete. :blue thumb:Like JWK, I've grown 'Cucino' cucumbers with some success. They're a very productive plant, producing lots of little 'bite size' cucumbers. I also grow a variety called...
    Welcome to GC Pete. :blue thumb:Like JWK, I've grown 'Cucino' cucumbers with some success. They're a very productive plant, producing lots of little 'bite size' cucumbers. I also grow a variety called 'Passandra' which produces a medium length cucumber with a good flavour.I usually sow one of each...
    Welcome to GC Pete. :blue thumb:Like JWK, I've grown 'Cucino' cucumbers with some success. They're a very productive plant, producing lots of little 'bite size' cucumbers. I also grow a variety called 'Passandra' which produces a medium length cucumber...
    Welcome to GC Pete. :blue thumb:Like JWK, I've grown 'Cucino' cucumbers with some success. They're a very productive plant, producing lots of little 'bite size' cucumbers. I also grow a variety called...
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  15. sal73
    Like x 8

    My greenhouse space

    lovely
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    lovely
    lovely
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  16. Howard Shaw

    What can I plant in my greenhouse (heated) now?

    Light will be your problem. You could grow [Autumn-sown] Potatoes and Dwarf French Beans (without heat) but they would have needed to have been sown at the start of August.We grow Chard over...
    Light will be your problem. You could grow [Autumn-sown] Potatoes and Dwarf French Beans (without heat) but they would have needed to have been sown at the start of August.We grow Chard over winter. It doesn't do much during the winter (I grow in unheated greenhouse, but I doubt that there is...
    Light will be your problem. You could grow [Autumn-sown] Potatoes and Dwarf French Beans (without heat) but they would have needed to have been sown at the start of August.We grow Chard over winter. It doesn't do much during the winter (I grow...
    Light will be your problem. You could grow [Autumn-sown] Potatoes and Dwarf French Beans (without heat) but they would have needed to have been sown at the start of August.We grow Chard over...
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  17. Madahhlia

    Choosing a greenhouse advice

    Only got two panes to replace with Perspex and the rest I fitted from the inside, I only needed about 15cm distance to fit the glass! Will post a picture soon.I stuck with the concrete slab base...
    Only got two panes to replace with Perspex and the rest I fitted from the inside, I only needed about 15cm distance to fit the glass! Will post a picture soon.I stuck with the concrete slab base and packed the soil in with a wooden border.
    Only got two panes to replace with Perspex and the rest I fitted from the inside, I only needed about 15cm distance to fit the glass! Will post a picture soon.I stuck with the concrete slab base and packed the soil in with a wooden border.
    Only got two panes to replace with Perspex and the rest I fitted from the inside, I only needed about 15cm distance to fit the glass! Will post a picture soon.I stuck with the concrete slab base...
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  18. rustyroots

    Hostas in pots.

    I use John innes NO 3 with added grit , also grit once its all potted on the top helps to stop weeds moss etc and hopefully slugs
    I use John innes NO 3 with added grit , also grit once its all potted on the top helps to stop weeds moss etc and hopefully slugs
    I use John innes NO 3 with added grit , also grit once its all potted on the top helps to stop weeds moss etc and hopefully slugs
    I use John innes NO 3 with added grit , also grit once its all potted on the top helps to stop weeds moss etc and hopefully slugs
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  19. Richard360
    Like x 5

    First green house

    Trouble, particularly with smaller greenhouses, is getting rid of heat in summer. Normal solution is to open the doors, but what that creates is a draught, and that stresses the plants (causing...
    Trouble, particularly with smaller greenhouses, is getting rid of heat in summer. Normal solution is to open the doors, but what that creates is a draught, and that stresses the plants (causing them to transpire). It is better to use convection for cooling (although in mid summer...
    Trouble, particularly with smaller greenhouses, is getting rid of heat in summer. Normal solution is to open the doors, but what that creates is a draught, and that stresses the plants (causing them to transpire). It is better to use convection...
    Trouble, particularly with smaller greenhouses, is getting rid of heat in summer. Normal solution is to open the doors, but what that creates is a draught, and that stresses the plants (causing...
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  20. Hairy Gardener
    Like x 13

    My New Greenhouse

    Thanks for the thread Steve, it should help me with building mine.
    Thanks for the thread Steve, it should help me with building mine.
    Thanks for the thread Steve, it should help me with building mine.
    Thanks for the thread Steve, it should help me with building mine.
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