HydroRon's Greenhouse
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looks nice, however it does look as though you are losing alot of available grow room. Perhaps start up capital played a role in that, or other reasons.
KingRyltar 9 months ago
nicely done.
can bees get in there or do you have to pollinate the plants manually? or they don't need to be pollinated?
Urudrim 1 year ago
Howdy Ron. Very nice greenhouse you have here. You have an impressive array of very healthy looking vegtables and fruits. Your Tomatoes are impressive, I bet you can harvest alot of fruit off those Monster tall plants at full maturity and a good growing season.
Can you give me some details on how you built your Banna tree Rubbermaid buckets? I would like to build my own as store bought is just too costly. Since yours get great results I'd like details from the master. Cheers, IC.
IcechickenSr 1 year ago
Nice job Ron. Can you explain the watering system? Is it a drip or flood, how often does it water and what is the size of tank for this system? What type of nutrients do you prefer.
Keep up the good work. Thanks
wittco1 2 years ago