Welcome to Greenhouse Gardening
Discover the art of greenhouse gardening, where you can cultivate plants year-round in a controlled environment. From soil preparation to pest management, learn the best practices to maximize your yield.
Soil & Organic Materials
Use high-quality organic soil enriched with dead plants, leaves, and beneficial bacteria to create a fertile environment for your plants.
Getting Started Planting
Once your greenhouse is set up with beds and soil, it's time to plant. Follow these gardening tips to ensure healthy growth.
Year-Round Planting Schedule
Plan your planting schedule to maintain a continuous supply of fresh produce throughout all four seasons.
Organic Pest Management
Control pests effectively without using harmful chemicals by employing organic pest management techniques.
Water Tank & Aquatic Ecosystem
Integrate a water tank and aquatic ecosystem to utilize thermal energy and support aquaponics and irrigation systems.
Winter Gardening
Experience the joy of winter gardening without external power, with optional heating solutions to keep your plants thriving.
Summer Cooling
Explore seven effective ways to keep your greenhouse cool during the summer heat.
Transplanting & Time Stacking
Maximize your yield using permaculture techniques like transplanting and time stacking with container starts.
Mold Prevention
Prevent mold in warm, humid environments by implementing effective prevention strategies.
Greenhouse Gardening
Explore the essentials of greenhouse gardening.
Greenhouse gardening allows you to control the environment for your plants, ensuring optimal growth conditions year-round.
You Are What You Eat
For Plants
Plants thrive when they are provided with nutrients that mimic their natural environment. Using organic materials such as dead plants, leaves, and natural bacteria can enhance soil fertility and plant health.
Permaculture 'Time Stacking'
Time stacking involves planning your garden so that different plants occupy the same space at different times of the year, maximizing productivity and soil health.
Thermal Engine Water Tank
Functionality
A thermal engine water tank stores heat during the day and releases it at night, helping to stabilize the temperature inside the greenhouse.
Preventing Mold in Warm Humid Environments
To prevent mold, ensure proper ventilation, reduce humidity, and avoid overwatering. Regularly inspect plants for signs of mold and remove affected areas promptly.
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