Finaly I have something to share.
After a huge winter disaster I have something to be proud of. That would be my new GH.
In the middle of February I cleaned up leftovers...
…so workers could build a wooden skeleton by my own project…
…and another workers dressed it into polycarbonate…
Then I had time to do some other things like build a planter, place floor heating, place automatic oppeners:
Then the good stuff take place. Put in the pumice and rocks…
…and plant cacti into planters…
As you can see I also placed (with the help pf my husband) some iron net on the ceilling for stapeliads and some other suculents in baskets.
At the end I placed shelvings in and place plants into shelves.
Thats all folks.....for now!
Majcka's 2015
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Re: Majcka's 2015
Your new GH looks superb - very professional, Maja! you must be very pleased with it, I hope you get many years of pleasure from it!
Diane - member of Kingston branch
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Re: Majcka's 2015
Definitely 7 star accommodation for plants! Looks wonderful. Good growing. Jane O
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Re: Majcka's 2015
What a beatiful setup Maja!
Growing mostly globular,smallgrowing cacti north of Stockholm
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Re: Majcka's 2015
So you managed to rescue some (most?) of your plants, did you?
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Re: Majcka's 2015
Most of them were saved!!!! Thank you for asking.Phil_SK wrote:So you managed to rescue some (most?) of your plants, did you?
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Re: Majcka's 2015
The floor on your greenhouse looks clean! Are you careful while watering or vacuum your greenhouse three times a day?
The floor in my greenhouse does not look as tidy. I only sweep once a year in spring...
The floor in my greenhouse does not look as tidy. I only sweep once a year in spring...
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Re: Majcka's 2015
Aiko wrote:The floor on your greenhouse looks clean! Are you careful while watering or vacuum your greenhouse three times a day?
The floor in my greenhouse does not look as tidy. I only sweep once a year in spring...
How did it look while new????? Or did you forget already???
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Re: Majcka's 2015
I have a floor paved with heavy 60 by 40 centimeter large tiles I put there myself. They never looked clean.
After one week after I had put my plants back in my greenhouse the floor is covered with dirt, and it gets worse as summer passes.
After one week after I had put my plants back in my greenhouse the floor is covered with dirt, and it gets worse as summer passes.
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Re: Majcka's 2015
Hmmm - well. I think my GH won't look as nice at the end of the season. I guess dirt has special kind of atmosphere.Aiko wrote:I have a floor paved with heavy 60 by 40 centimeter large tiles I put there myself. They never looked clean.
After one week after I had put my plants back in my greenhouse the floor is covered with dirt, and it gets worse as summer passes.
And concrete is much easier to sweep than tiles, right? Anyway, don't worry about too clean....it won't be next month.
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