Which product can be used in greenhouse
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You can use the pictured product in a greenhouse. It is a bacteria, so probably not a bad idea to use a mask/respirator during application. I wear a mask and turn the air circulation off.
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Activate can be used in a greenhouse as a foliar spray and also for soil drench and seed coating.
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Yes, as a matter of fact Actinovate SP is sold to greenhouse growers on the professional side. The product is also labeled for indoor and hydroponic use.
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I started inside. And a few outside. All my inside ones are doing great. Nothing from the outside ones. I used a cheap jiffy greenhouse.
417157
It is great greenhouse quality plastic. I have it on my greenhouses and with a heater my greenhouse is 60 degrees while the outside temp is -10. As the temp warms around April with direct sun my cooling fan will kick in when the greenhouse temp reached 90 degrees.
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I bought it for the purpose of using in a cold frame. Seedlings that were started indoors are ready to go outside to be tempered for the greenhouse (that is not built yet!)
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I added another side vent and a quality greenhouse fan in the side of the greenhouse. As the weather changes, a small heater will be installed too. The clear siding can be drilled and cut with a saber saw. It is tough stuff and a razor knife is difficult. I used a fine blade on the saber saw for the fan mount. I suppose you could put a heater anywhere in the unit and run the cord through a small opening.
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You can use it, but without a reflector such as: Hydrofarm FLCDG125D Fluorowing Compact Fluorescent System (bulb that comes with the hood is for vegetative stage, colder blue spectrum) much of the light will not be directed towards the tomato plants. Use the warm bulb for the flower and fruiting stages. Found this lamp to be of some use for supplemental fill in areas not well lit by the primary light source. Serious (small 4'x4' up to 6'x6') greenhouse vegetable growers are better off with: http://www.htgsupply.com/Product-Digital-Greenhouse-%20600w-HPS-Grow-Light ,use the standard 92,000 lumens bulb that comes with it for flowering and purchase the GrowBright 600w MH Conversion Bulb (72,000 lumens) ($44.00) for vegetative growth. You can use it, but without a reflector such as: Hydrofarm FLCDG125D Fluorowing Compact Fluorescent System (bulb that comes with the hood is for vegetative stage, colder blue spectrum) much of the light will not be directed towards the tomato plants. Use the warm bulb for the flower and fruiting stages. Found this lamp to be of some use for supplemental fill in areas not well lit by the primary light source. Serious (small 4'x4' up to 6'x6') greenhouse vegetable growers are better off with:... » Read More You can use it, but without a reflector such as: Hydrofarm FLCDG125D Fluorowing Compact Fluorescent System (bulb that comes with the hood is for vegetative stage, colder blue spectrum) much of the light will not be directed towards the tomato plants. Use the warm bulb for the flower and fruiting stages. Found this lamp to be of some use for supplemental fill in areas not well lit by the primary light source. Serious (small 4'x4' up to 6'x6') greenhouse vegetable growers are better off with: http://www.htgsupply.com/Product-Digital-Greenhouse-%20600w-HPS-Grow-Light ,use the standard 92,000 lumens bulb that comes with it for flowering and purchase the GrowBright 600w MH Conversion Bulb (72,000 lumens) ($44.00) for vegetative growth. « Show Less
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You would have to be sure the bulb does not touch the vinyl sides of the greenhouse, and that none of your electrical connections can get wet. Your electrical cord should be plugged into a ground fault circuit in case water contacts the connections. Other than that, your grow light should be fine. I used a heat lamp in mine last winter when the outside temperature fell below 28ºF, using the safety precautions I mentioned, and had no problems.
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An oil radiator type heater should work, I would not use any open flame heater as all of the parts are plastic. The small size of the greenhouse should allow for a low setting on the heater.
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I'm sorry, I haven't had the need to investigate that option. I just purchased my greenhouse this summer and love it but it would be nice to have a backup cover.
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Mine was used to cover a greenhouse. It lasted about 4 months. If you are using it for this application I do not recommend
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We live on central coast not to cold but the frost does show up some winters would like to know how to heat the greenhouse
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You can use it for either but it is more for soil as this mix will probably clog up your hydo system. FF makes another veg formula that is specific to hydo with a blue label.
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I used it as removable windows for my Polaris Ranger; it seems pretty durable and I think it would be ok for a greenhouse.
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Since you're that close to your house, an electric heater should work. My greenhouse is a long way from my home, so I use a propane heater. I can't find it now on the internet, but it attached to a regular propane tank you would use for you grill. I had to have a window open on the greenhouse to keep it burning all night. Otherwise, it runs out of oxygen.
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It should. It is tough and made it through freezing rain, sleet and snow. I have used plastic on my greenhouse for over 15 years and this is as good as any I have used. Additionally it is the least opaque I have ever seen for greenhouses.
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Yes it can be use for any kind of plants . Indoor or outdoor. I used it for my vegetables every year and it comes out Great.
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John, I don't know the precise answer to your question. The mist is fine enough for a greenhouse, which is where I use it. I would recommend a filter and perhaps a water softener be placed before the misters since mine have had a tendency to clog up with micro particles in my water system which is a well. Hope this is helpful. Mike C.