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Slugs and greenhouses
It seems from information gleaned from my agricultural contacts that these new phosphate pellets are less effective by a factor of ten. Each slug needs to consume at least one minipellet and even...
It seems from information gleaned from my agricultural contacts that these new phosphate pellets are less effective by a factor of ten. Each slug needs to consume at least one minipellet and even the full strength preparations used agricuturally contain only 2.9% phosphate ,leaving plenty of...
It seems from information gleaned from my agricultural contacts that these new phosphate pellets are less effective by a factor of ten. Each slug needs to consume at least one minipellet and even the full strength preparations used agricuturally...
It seems from information gleaned from my agricultural contacts that these new phosphate pellets are less effective by a factor of ten. Each slug needs to consume at least one minipellet and even...
MrHappyDays
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Mar 23, 2024 at 10:24 PM
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infradig
Mar 25, 2024 at 8:56 PM
Removing heat from Seedlings ?
Just checking the Semps and lots are already coming through in just 9 days ! Wonder why they say 1 -2 months on the packet or did we just get lucky with some fresh seeds ?
Just checking the Semps and lots are already coming through in just 9 days ! Wonder why they say 1 -2 months on the packet or did we just get lucky with some fresh seeds ?
Just checking the Semps and lots are already coming through in just 9 days ! Wonder why they say 1 -2 months on the packet or did we just get lucky with some fresh seeds ?
Just checking the Semps and lots are already coming through in just 9 days ! Wonder why they say 1 -2 months on the packet or did we just get lucky with some fresh seeds ?
ricky101
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Feb 1, 2024
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ricky101
Feb 2, 2024
Greenhouse Door Lock ?
Kids from other gardens, though they would have to jump a fence, easy enough for them.Parental guidance, these days ?? !! wishful thinking. Even when some broke the glass in full view of...
Kids from other gardens, though they would have to jump a fence, easy enough for them.Parental guidance, these days ?? !! wishful thinking. Even when some broke the glass in full view of their parents they never offered to pay.The door is only open 6 to 8 " at most so hopefully too...
Kids from other gardens, though they would have to jump a fence, easy enough for them.Parental guidance, these days ?? !! wishful thinking. Even when some broke the glass in full view of their parents they never offered to pay.The door...
Kids from other gardens, though they would have to jump a fence, easy enough for them.Parental guidance, these days ?? !! wishful thinking. Even when some broke the glass in full view of...
ricky101
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Jan 28, 2024
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ricky101
Jan 28, 2024
Farmyard Manure and top soil mixture proportions for greenhouse rasied beds?
I very much doubt it, otherwise no synthetic fertiliser could be used. On Levingtons packaging, I think it just says, organic, no peat. There is only a very small percentage of cattle reared on...
I very much doubt it, otherwise no synthetic fertiliser could be used. On Levingtons packaging, I think it just says, organic, no peat. There is only a very small percentage of cattle reared on organic farms anyways. So if it is available, the manure will probably be more expensive.
I very much doubt it, otherwise no synthetic fertiliser could be used. On Levingtons packaging, I think it just says, organic, no peat. There is only a very small percentage of cattle reared on organic farms anyways. So if it is available, the...
I very much doubt it, otherwise no synthetic fertiliser could be used. On Levingtons packaging, I think it just says, organic, no peat. There is only a very small percentage of cattle reared on...
KeiithC
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Jan 25, 2024
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gks
Jan 29, 2024
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Tropf Blumat Ceramic Watering Probe
As mentioned started 2 x 5" pots each with their own probes the other week.To start, the probes are filled with water and need to be placed into wet compost, as the compost dries it openes the...
As mentioned started 2 x 5" pots each with their own probes the other week.To start, the probes are filled with water and need to be placed into wet compost, as the compost dries it openes the little valve to allow the fresh water to flow. This has happened just once for both pots in the last...
As mentioned started 2 x 5" pots each with their own probes the other week.To start, the probes are filled with water and need to be placed into wet compost, as the compost dries it openes the little valve to allow the fresh water to flow. This...
As mentioned started 2 x 5" pots each with their own probes the other week.To start, the probes are filled with water and need to be placed into wet compost, as the compost dries it openes the...
ricky101
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Jan 9, 2024
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ricky101
Feb 6, 2024
How to secure bubble wrap to greenhouse?
bolt some timbers on to the glazing bars then use drawing pins or a staple gun
bolt some timbers on to the glazing bars then use drawing pins or a staple gun
bolt some timbers on to the glazing bars then use drawing pins or a staple gun
bolt some timbers on to the glazing bars then use drawing pins or a staple gun
PhilC
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Oct 19, 2023
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stumorphmac
Nov 22, 2023
Disinfection of soil
Ta!
Ta!
Ta!
Ta!
Loofah
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Sep 2, 2023
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Loofah
Mar 19, 2024
Insulator ?
Its only a short term cover so expensive twinwall not an option, though we do use it for the greenhouse glazing, use a local company much cheaper that the diy stores, and they cut it to size with...
Its only a short term cover so expensive twinwall not an option, though we do use it for the greenhouse glazing, use a local company much cheaper that the diy stores, and they cut it to size with a laser or similar, so no swarf inside. 10mm Clear Sunlite™ Polycarbonate Twinwall Cut To Size
Its only a short term cover so expensive twinwall not an option, though we do use it for the greenhouse glazing, use a local company much cheaper that the diy stores, and they cut it to size with a laser or similar, so no swarf inside. 10mm...
Its only a short term cover so expensive twinwall not an option, though we do use it for the greenhouse glazing, use a local company much cheaper that the diy stores, and they cut it to size with...
ricky101
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Jul 23, 2023
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ricky101
Jul 24, 2023
New 6' x 4' advice for the winter.
Yes it makes a huge difference where you are growing, I bet you don't get Polar Bears walking all over your garden either............................
Yes it makes a huge difference where you are growing, I bet you don't get Polar Bears walking all over your garden either............................
Yes it makes a huge difference where you are growing, I bet you don't get Polar Bears walking all over your garden either............................
Yes it makes a huge difference where you are growing, I bet you don't get Polar Bears walking all over your garden either............................
Allex
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Jul 5, 2023
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burnie
Aug 27, 2023
Tomato plant leaf problem
Thanks to you all. That's a relief.
Thanks to you all. That's a relief.
Thanks to you all. That's a relief.
Thanks to you all. That's a relief.
Spotty Muldoon
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Jun 6, 2023
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Spotty Muldoon
Jun 7, 2023
New greenhouse leaking
We used to use the low modulus neutral cure silicon for glazing, I agree its softer than the usual type you see. It actually sticks to polycarbonate as well.
We used to use the low modulus neutral cure silicon for glazing, I agree its softer than the usual type you see. It actually sticks to polycarbonate as well.
We used to use the low modulus neutral cure silicon for glazing, I agree its softer than the usual type you see. It actually sticks to polycarbonate as well.
We used to use the low modulus neutral cure silicon for glazing, I agree its softer than the usual type you see. It actually sticks to polycarbonate as well.
Spotty Muldoon
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Apr 27, 2023
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pete
Apr 27, 2023
Greehouse window sealer
why not a clear silicone tube. kind you use for showers /bathrooms etc.
why not a clear silicone tube. kind you use for showers /bathrooms etc.
why not a clear silicone tube. kind you use for showers /bathrooms etc.
why not a clear silicone tube. kind you use for showers /bathrooms etc.
Andy52
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Apr 13, 2023
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redstar
Apr 26, 2023
hardening off in greehouse
I've moved all my germinated seedlings out permanently into our unheated greenhouse now. Most nights they are returned to the bubble wrapped enclosure side of the greenhouse and in addition to...
I've moved all my germinated seedlings out permanently into our unheated greenhouse now. Most nights they are returned to the bubble wrapped enclosure side of the greenhouse and in addition to this ( and depending on the temperatures) I add another covering of fleece or/ and very lightweight...
I've moved all my germinated seedlings out permanently into our unheated greenhouse now. Most nights they are returned to the bubble wrapped enclosure side of the greenhouse and in addition to this ( and depending on the temperatures) I add...
I've moved all my germinated seedlings out permanently into our unheated greenhouse now. Most nights they are returned to the bubble wrapped enclosure side of the greenhouse and in addition to...
James Benstead6
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Mar 16, 2023
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Upsydaisy
Mar 17, 2023
Greenhouse cat burglars!
I'm glad someone said it because I just snorted cornflakes out of my nose when I read that! Thanks @NigelJ for brightening my morning!
I'm glad someone said it because I just snorted cornflakes out of my nose when I read that! Thanks @NigelJ for brightening my morning!
I'm glad someone said it because I just snorted cornflakes out of my nose when I read that! Thanks @NigelJ for brightening my morning!
I'm glad someone said it because I just snorted cornflakes out of my nose when I read that! Thanks @NigelJ for brightening my morning!
Maggiemay19
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Mar 15, 2023
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Maggiemay19
Mar 16, 2023
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Greenhouse Bench Tips
I was thinking of small terracotta pots, it's the same thing though ...
I was thinking of small terracotta pots, it's the same thing though ...
I was thinking of small terracotta pots, it's the same thing though ...
I was thinking of small terracotta pots, it's the same thing though ...
ricky101
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Jan 9, 2023
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Michael Hewett
Jan 9, 2023
Floodlight as Growlight ?
Thanks Lori, we do have some small white leds strips and a proper led grow light but they are more suited to small areas, just thought this 30w floodlamp with is wide beam might work more to...
Thanks Lori, we do have some small white leds strips and a proper led grow light but they are more suited to small areas, just thought this 30w floodlamp with is wide beam might work more to cover a 4 or 6ft bench. As you say anything better than nothing.
Thanks Lori, we do have some small white leds strips and a proper led grow light but they are more suited to small areas, just thought this 30w floodlamp with is wide beam might work more to cover a 4 or 6ft bench. As you say anything better...
Thanks Lori, we do have some small white leds strips and a proper led grow light but they are more suited to small areas, just thought this 30w floodlamp with is wide beam might work more to...
ricky101
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Jan 3, 2023
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ricky101
Jan 4, 2023
Tomatoes for next year
Tomato Taste Test 2022
Tomato Taste Test 2022
Tomato Taste Test 2022
Tomato Taste Test 2022
Sargan
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Oct 12, 2022
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JWK
Oct 12, 2022
Out with the old and in with the new….Greenhouse.
Ok, heat treated, sounds interesting.I didn't think that was you.
but you knew that.Yes looks very expensive, but nice.Can I have the old one.
Ok, heat treated, sounds interesting.I didn't think that was you.
but you knew that.Yes looks very expensive, but nice.Can I have the old one.
Ok, heat treated, sounds interesting.I didn't think that was you.
but you knew that.Yes looks very expensive, but nice.Can I have the old one.
Ok, heat treated, sounds interesting.I didn't think that was you.
but you knew that.Yes looks very expensive, but nice.Can I have the old one.
roders
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Oct 6, 2022
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pete
Oct 12, 2022
Greenhouse fumigation - RSMites
I dont think its banned in Britain anymore than washing up liquid is. You are not allowed to use either as a pesticide.
I dont think its banned in Britain anymore than washing up liquid is. You are not allowed to use either as a pesticide.
I dont think its banned in Britain anymore than washing up liquid is. You are not allowed to use either as a pesticide.
I dont think its banned in Britain anymore than washing up liquid is. You are not allowed to use either as a pesticide.
ricky101
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Sep 3, 2022
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pete
Sep 6, 2022
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Greenhouse - Winter Power Savers ?
All our heaters ,eg Greenhouse and props are on digital control and the greenhouse min has always been set at 4c which seems to readily keep most things ticking over well, some even growing...
All our heaters ,eg Greenhouse and props are on digital control and the greenhouse min has always been set at 4c which seems to readily keep most things ticking over well, some even growing away. However think we will be taking it down to 1c or 2 c this winter. Just glad we have 10mm twinwall...
All our heaters ,eg Greenhouse and props are on digital control and the greenhouse min has always been set at 4c which seems to readily keep most things ticking over well, some even growing away. However think we will be taking it down to 1c or 2...
All our heaters ,eg Greenhouse and props are on digital control and the greenhouse min has always been set at 4c which seems to readily keep most things ticking over well, some even growing...
ricky101
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Aug 20, 2022
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ricky101
Aug 22, 2022
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