Post by neural on Aug 7, 2024 9:53:52 GMT -5
Ok, it's a mystery to *me*. Maybe not everyone else, which is why I'm asking here.
So, I bought a cheap-o greenhouse off Amazon. (side note: don't buy one of these unless you *really* need one. They've lost quality over the years. The covering is good, but the metal frames are super thin metal now, and the ties which are used to hold the door/windows up are about as strong at the seams as cotton candy)
This green house, a 10x20 is where I have my slab saw and some woodworking tools. Has cement footings to make sure the 80billion mph gusts we get here can't take it away (slight exageration)
Anyway, on to the point:
It gets HOT in there. Even with the windows rolled up. Like.. "human being would die" hot.
This is fine for the slab saw, as long as I don't use it.
But holy cow. How is it that the weeds are nearly 6' tall?
I know it stays humid in there, but good grief. I figured any plant would just wilt and die.
Is this just the weeds being weeds? or does a green house have this affect on plants that we want, like peppers, etc.?
So, I bought a cheap-o greenhouse off Amazon. (side note: don't buy one of these unless you *really* need one. They've lost quality over the years. The covering is good, but the metal frames are super thin metal now, and the ties which are used to hold the door/windows up are about as strong at the seams as cotton candy)
This green house, a 10x20 is where I have my slab saw and some woodworking tools. Has cement footings to make sure the 80billion mph gusts we get here can't take it away (slight exageration)
Anyway, on to the point:
It gets HOT in there. Even with the windows rolled up. Like.. "human being would die" hot.
This is fine for the slab saw, as long as I don't use it.
But holy cow. How is it that the weeds are nearly 6' tall?
I know it stays humid in there, but good grief. I figured any plant would just wilt and die.
Is this just the weeds being weeds? or does a green house have this affect on plants that we want, like peppers, etc.?
