how many degres it drop down on small greenhouse?
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I don't have my mister in a greenhouse. It is on my patio, but I would say that the mist spread about 3 feet in diameter fro each nozzle.
1838205
This is plenty for a 10, possibly too much without co2 and ferts. I have one 30" spanning over 2 5.5s doing just fine.
1376306
At least two. I'm on my second season. Don't add too much. This stuff expands in the pots.
1939473
G.Owen: We rec'd canopy with all the pieces. We use it as a mini greenhouse. Once you get the frame up, you just slip the canopy over the frame. Took us 5 minutes. We also built a subfloor (10 X 10). Canopy is not exactly 10 X 10 so measure twice. It is strong and a good value for the money. . Wife grows tomatoes,cukes, etc in greenhouse.
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If you leave the window and front door open it does ventilate well. I attached mine to the ground with 3 foot rebar spikes that I then wired at each corner and the middle. This is a great greenhouse for the price. The only issue I have had is with the zippers. They are a large tooth plastic zipper that does not hold up well. The window zipper broke the first year, but as long as you are careful with zipping you may be able to prevent that from happening.
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You will need to use a ladder and should have an adequate reach and good balance to take the canopy down. Recommend you have at least one other person to help.
614173
Depends on the full grown size, of course, but I'd say 3, because I have 3 medium sized geraniums in each of my two planters.
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i dont know if some people just arent meant to figure things out but ive had this greenhouse since last winter. thru rain wind and then 100+ deg weather and guess what.....its still there no rips in plastic never flew away because i staked it down and used the excess plastic at the bottom and lined it with bricks. simple. only thing about this green house that sucks is one the spacing is too far between for heavy rain it will droop but a few peices of rope along the top and problem solved. second is if the zipper gets dirty it will break. ive had a couple of these and no i zip them up and buy the sticker zippers. put it on the door like a sticker unzip and cut plastic. works perfect!! i dont know if some people just arent meant to figure things out but ive had this greenhouse since last winter. thru rain wind and then 100+ deg weather and guess what.....its still there no rips in plastic never flew away because i staked it down and used the excess plastic at the bottom and lined it with bricks. simple. only thing about this green house that sucks is one the spacing is too far between for heavy rain it will droop but a few peices of rope along the top and problem solved. second is if the zipper gets dirty it will break. ive had a couple of these and no i zip them up and... » Read More i dont know if some people just arent meant to figure things out but ive had this greenhouse since last winter. thru rain wind and then 100+ deg weather and guess what.....its still there no rips in plastic never flew away because i staked it down and used the excess plastic at the bottom and lined it with bricks. simple. only thing about this green house that sucks is one the spacing is too far between for heavy rain it will droop but a few peices of rope along the top and problem solved. second is if the zipper gets dirty it will break. ive had a couple of these and no i zip them up and buy the sticker zippers. put it on the door like a sticker unzip and cut plastic. works perfect!! « Show Less
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I'd personally go with two but one will be enough if your just germinating ... If your vegging in that area it's better if you get two .. Although one will work , just may have to keep it a bit closer than if you had two ..
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I would imagine not that well. We have some loss of reception in our greenhouse operation due to the structures. At our other facility which has a clear shot of field of view, we have no issue with reception.
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I'm still waiting to put it together in my greenhouse that I have yet to assemble, sorry cant tell you
1344967
If you have a small house, you'll find this greenhouse has a rather large footprint. If you're going to use it inside, keep these tips in mind: (1) Put something under it to catch drips. You're going to water your plants and it's going to drip on to your floor. (2) Buy sun lamps and attach them above every level. (3) You probably won't need the vinyl cover, but if you have a cat, don't grow catnip in it. The cat will get to it, even if it has to tear through the vinyl. Ask me how I know. On second thought, don't ask. By the way, replacement covers are also available on Amazon.
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Never tried... But be careful, if u live in a windy area, this greenhouse will not hold up very much
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The weather where I am in Virginia is such that we took the greenhouse off the garden as early as mid-March. The humidity and sun together made it too hot under the greenhouse for our favorites. I do recommend this product though and will be bringing it with me to the next garden as I move to a new house.
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Can get 2 under easy, but that's depending on the weather. If it's just shade, 2 with people sitting around it will work.
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Its ok for low light plants like anubias or java ferns. I also got some duckweed that thrives. But no co2 needed for those plants :)
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I would say 6. You need to make sure that all four corners are down as well as the two side poles. I rarely ever stake the front and the back unless it's really bad weather. Then I use them all to add some extra rigidity to the tent. But I would think 6 would the minimum necessary. Hope that helps.