Greenhouse?

[Raniformis]

Here's a tip. I use temporary fencing around the place, can pick them up for as little as $30 each on gumtree. If one was so inclined they could make a lockabe cage.

[Raniformis]

So I've just been checking out the links, the white version blocks upto 50% light. What's your thinking behind that?

[kloud9]

O shit rainiformis, are you talking to yourself [emoji23] your answering your own posts, pissa, I have moments like that too [emoji13] [emoji106] chuck them in clear greenhouse

 

 

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Edited December 18, 2018 by kloud9

[Raniformis]

Haha, been procrastinating this idea for 12mths, . Not sure if im talking myself into or out of the idea

[itchybromusic]

the clear is actually frosted so you can see greenery but hard to make out at a distance what the greenery is 

the good thing with this stuff is that it disperses the light under it , if half the plastic is in shade for some reason 

& the other half in full sun , you get an even distribution of that sun under the plastic  

 

i've grown under 50% shade cloth during summer , i found no diff between 15% & 50% 

 

& as far as bud being better in a greenhouse compared to outdoor , i say BS , there's no diff imho 

although i've never been able to lab test the 2 to confirm that 

 

def recommend using it , as said still haven't used the white but don't think it'll be any issue 

 

i live in the city & have used the clear or frosted plastic & 15% shade cloth under it to help stop the 

neighbours from seeing anything , cos there window is only a few meters away from the greenhouse 

 

     

[kloud9]

[emoji106]

 

 

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[Raniformis]

That helps, some good info regarding your observations on shade cloth and polythene v's light percentages. I decided to roll with some form of greenhouse, not sure what I'll cover it with yet. My research led to the same conclusions, horticultural polythene generally seems to be UV stabalised with a diffusion layer and some kind of anti condensation layer.

 

Thanks for the replies.

[itchybromusic]

don't know about the anti condensation layer 

never seen that with solarpro i used 

 

good thing being protected under the plastic from rain is you can mount a box fax to get some air movement 

which will help with condensation , just hide the power extension cord well if you have to use one over distance  

[kloud9]

Yah I think porky should have a fan in his big arse greenhouse [emoji108] [emoji106]

 

 

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[itchybromusic]

yeah it works just like indoor air movement 

you just need to make sure the extension lead can't be seen 

 

i think it was Louise that had an issue with a extension cable 

being seen from the air