The Heat mistake KILLING your plants!

Published 2024-08-03
Avoid the heat mistake that is KILLING your plants! Learn how to properly care for your plants in hot weather to keep them healthy and thriving by using shade cloth to reduce light and high temps.
Also learn my in-depth setup of a Dosatron Nutrient Injector for my flowers along with trellis setup for green beans and cucumbers. Stay tuned!!

#hydroponics #shadecloth #gardening #growyourownfood #farming #greenhouse #hightunnel

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0:00 Introduction
0.25 What we Bought
1:43 Dosatron
6:56 Shade Cloth
12:16 Trellis Beans & Cucumbers

All Comments (21)
  • Were in 9A with greenhouses and heat is our big struggle down here. in one of our greenhouses, we pulled out all the stops. Its angled SE to minimize solar gain. We have 50% shade cloth. Wetwall and active geothermal lines buried in the floor. One big lesson we learned the hard way is that you never put black shade cloth inside the poly. It will soak up UV radiation and release it into the grow environment as heat. If youre trying to cool things off without pulling shade cloth over the top of the house, use white or silver colored cloth.
  • @TobyRobb
    Your plants are always amazing. Your attention to detail is fantastic. Your channel makes me want a greenhouse so much! But I can see it's a lot of work. Really enjoy watching you work though!
  • @kellyaddy7316
    Happy Saturday Katy! Thank you for showing off all your hard work. As always coffee and learning on a Saturday am.
  • @billking5407
    Shade is the best ,had some for 30 years and still good, great video thanks for sharing
  • @mxtone
    Great video, keep up the great content.
  • Hey Doug and Katy I don’t reuse those clips if you have to unclip them. The clips will be weak if you do. The little barbs are pretty delicate and won’t stay clasped once they are pulled back out. I had an entire shade cloth that blew off when they failed ( because I had removed them the previous year and reused them.) royal pain in the butt. I love the clips and still use them but I just leave them on the cloth. Take care my friends Chuck
  • @retiredlogman
    Very interesting to see your experience with shade cloth and the different places you incorporated it. Although we use it on the inside of one greenhouse, the use of a wet wall on the other works quite well. We only use rainwater for the wet wall and have no mineral build-up as a result. Thank you for sharing, cute calf.
  • The black shade-cloth over the cross members inside the greenhouse will re-radiate infrared so the air above it gets hot which kind of defeats the purpose of installing it. It would be better to put it on the outside as you did in the other greenhouses. We find it better to use 70% shade cloth but that depends on your local climate.
  • @loulauer5853
    Very good video. I enjoyed all the segments. Did you happen to take any before/after temperature reading with the shade cloth area? Curious how much it helped.
  • @steveale0711
    We keep 40% zippered on our entire house all year round. Everything grows fine. North Georgia.
  • @seajay958
    I've been using 70% shade cloth in Tx, without it everything burns up fast
  • your poor cows with those flies.......Have you tried diesel wipe, like Pete at "Just a few acres farm" uses.....he had a fly problem too but seems to have fixed that now with a diesel wipe for his cows. Also he covers the manure pile with plastic so flies can't easily breed. He has dropped the fly population dramatically.
  • @tomgatum4330
    You have numerous varieties of crops. That's keep you busy around the clock. Any body else helping you?