doublejj
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Here's a few pictures for you greenthumb:
Your not gonna get much bud from a 6" plant. You have till November, I would grow them a little bigger and put them out the end of Sep. At least you'll get enough to be worthwhile.
Thank you olishell, and thanks to all, for your kind words.
I'm just trying to share some love!
Ok, back to greenthumb.
1. tools needed
2.ziptie close-up
3.view thru screen
4.additional bottom PVC rail.
First attach the Sun screen cloth pieces to the frame. The zipties will poke thru the screen anywhere. Don't use too many zipties (1 every 18'). You'll be adding many more when you attach the plastic roof.
Once the screen is 'tacked' in place, pull the 6mil plastic sheeting over the top. I started ziptieing the plastic at the peak of the roof and worked down both sides.
With a dime store (remember those?) hole punch (see picture) you can punch a clean hole about 1" in, anywhere along the edge you wish. That 1" strip of 6mil plastic is what your ziptieing to the frame. Look at the close-up you can see the zip-tie is holding about 1" of plastic.
6mil plastic is much heavier than your average trash bag. This stuff don't rip easy! I stitch the plastic sheeting with a zip-tie every 6"-8" inches. Snip them off.
The plastic side wall is attached to a 20' piece of PVC I added along the bottom. If I just snip a few zipties up the posts, I can roll the sides up for total ventilation! Just have a plastic top!
So far it has held-up to some pretty strong wind, however look at where it is. There are 'windbreaks' on all 4 sides. Not going to get that much wind.
Sandman,They are 5 weeks old, but are only 6" tall. They were stunted early from heat issues, but have bounced back and seem to be thriving outdoors right now. I have until November for the first frost. Any suggestions? We're talking about 3 plants of unconfirmed sex bagseed here.
Your not gonna get much bud from a 6" plant. You have till November, I would grow them a little bigger and put them out the end of Sep. At least you'll get enough to be worthwhile.
Thank you olishell, and thanks to all, for your kind words.
I'm just trying to share some love!
Ok, back to greenthumb.
1. tools needed
2.ziptie close-up
3.view thru screen
4.additional bottom PVC rail.
First attach the Sun screen cloth pieces to the frame. The zipties will poke thru the screen anywhere. Don't use too many zipties (1 every 18'). You'll be adding many more when you attach the plastic roof.
Once the screen is 'tacked' in place, pull the 6mil plastic sheeting over the top. I started ziptieing the plastic at the peak of the roof and worked down both sides.
With a dime store (remember those?) hole punch (see picture) you can punch a clean hole about 1" in, anywhere along the edge you wish. That 1" strip of 6mil plastic is what your ziptieing to the frame. Look at the close-up you can see the zip-tie is holding about 1" of plastic.
6mil plastic is much heavier than your average trash bag. This stuff don't rip easy! I stitch the plastic sheeting with a zip-tie every 6"-8" inches. Snip them off.
The plastic side wall is attached to a 20' piece of PVC I added along the bottom. If I just snip a few zipties up the posts, I can roll the sides up for total ventilation! Just have a plastic top!
So far it has held-up to some pretty strong wind, however look at where it is. There are 'windbreaks' on all 4 sides. Not going to get that much wind.
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