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"My passive solar greenhouse" oh we actually have a massive fucking electric heater.
that is a very beautiful greenhouse 🙂 i want to have one similar to this one day, not necessarily for food production, but simply for growing nice plants and spending a lot of time outside
Very nice man thanks for sharing.
What hardiness zone are you in?
Need to buy the design from you, please contact?
Geothermal farming!!! Wow that's awesome!!!
You can't store any more heat underground because you limited your thermal storage by putting insulation underneath. If you had left it open below, you could have driven more heat deeper into the earth for even more storage.
Thanks for the video ; you have given me ideas. I live in west Texas, so it is quite different, but still, it helps.
I owned a pit greenhouse in Missouri. Cost very little to heat and nothing to cool. 12' x 12' x 8' high.
Thank you I was gonna do poly carbonate.guess I'm doing plastic like u with blower
Engineers.lol
Where are you located??
Any problem with mold in the vent pipes?
Good build.
Many thanks again and again for sharing. any tips for such a greenhouse in a Mediterranean climate (Palestine)? that would also include Aquaponics. any major things to make different? like aspect, ventilation, materials, size, or other design interventions. thanks in advance.
do you have drainage in the O-pipe?
The greenhouse framing looks like 4×8 timber to hold up polytarp. Engineers shouldn't be in the business of over-engineering stuff. You want smart engineering. Your greenhouse framing could have been built with 2×4's with some bracing.
Name of your Book and could you share with me what fan you have for your plastic air walls?
Very nice one! Your water bill must be big!
Did you build this yourself or did you hire someone? If you built it yourself
Do you have the plans published?
Thanks Curtis, Excellent video where did you buy your greenhouse products from. Did you use SIPS for your back wall? Have you thought of putting a vestibule at the doors for the winter time (cold shock).
who told you that every 6inch of soil is heat .They are vastly wrong . Mine ins pumping out only what goes in
Thank you for the video. I am in Ontario and building a simple high tunnel. Where did you get the poly and blower? Thank you.
I'm building a smaller 20×10 passive solar green house right now. I'm jealous of your setup. Great job. Using earth bags on the south side to help with solar retention.
What is Jerome‘s last name and where in North Carolina is he!? I am in NC too! Would love to talk with him about this!
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When are you back in NZ?
Getting ready to break ground on an earthship using concrete block. Have to build it in three 24×32 sections. Half will be block and living area. Plan on building a masonry stove too. The planter boxes in the greenhouse area is a bonus to me. Made plans to be able to grow 12ft/4m tall plants. I am using 4×6 southern yellow #2 on 2 foot centers. Using fiberglass rebar too.
Don't apologize for not being done. Heck, most of us want to see every stage, anyway, including the false starts!
And while it's tradition to outline what you're going to talk about before you talk about it, then give your talk, then summarize your talk – at least in education circles – I'm more of a "Let's dive right in!" without even wasting time to say "Let's dive right in!" Just "SPLASH!"
It's not that I don't believe in scaffolding knowledge, properly. But as a daily lecturer, we all know what went before – or SHOULD – and the gold is what's NEW! Don't remember what we did last time? See previous recording! But we ain't gonna take 15 minutes for the laggards and get in the way of the gung-ho!
Not sayin' ya wasted 15 minutes. And you probably reach a broader audience by being more deliberate. I, myself, am like "Quick Carl" in the Marathon Bar commercial, who learns to slow down and take it in