ADelmanto
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Posted 1447716641
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Packed away my babies for the winter. The weather is still in the 60's with no frost in the 10 day forecast but winter will be here sooner or later. I tried to heat the "greenhouse" last winter but I think I'm going to try no heat this year. Even though I only had it hovering around 40 degrees I think I dehydrated a lot of them. I did not water at all. Watering will be a challenge but I'll try to water a couple times this winter.
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coop951
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Posted 1447718401
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Nicely done Aaron, Those of us who pile pots on top of pots know that is a work of art. Coop Northern NJ Zone 7a
figpig_66
1416870358
Posted 1447718555
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I just use a water hose & let it rain down on tnem once a week. I dont water them individually. Just wet the soil alittle and they all did very well. You have a nice greenhouse :) i have
ADelmanto
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Posted 1447719225
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These are stacked 4-5 pots high. Not exactly easy to water them consistently. The other problem is the water spigot is 100 yards away from the greenhouse. I have to keep the hose inside, drag it out on a warm day, try to water all the way to the bottom of the pile, then drain out all the water and put the hose away. Uggg
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pino
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Posted 1447720316
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Bona Joba!
Pino, zone 6, Niagara, JCJ Acres
