Prepping The Hoophouse For Ranunculus | PepperHarrow
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- We show you how we prep our hoop house for ranunculus and anemone.
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Just a health advice: Open up the sides and even the small door on the end when working with a tractor inside the greenhouse to avoid inhaling a concentration of exhaust gasses 😉
Great information, we’re new to veggie gardening and my husband is building a high tunnel. Thank you. 💜
So much loss but still so very much to be grateful for.
We are thinking of getting a tunnel. We were debating on dirt work because it’s on a slope also. This was my thought too.. keep the slope for drainage. Glad to see it working.
Have you ever considered a seedling transplanter? I love mine. One of us plants while the other one places the plant into the tube. No bending down and fast.
We have one and use it for a few things. We don’t like to use on anemone and ranuncs, bc it doesn’t plant them deep enough.
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Have you done any thinking on no till? Huge time saver and better for the soil.
We’ve been implementing it on the farm.
Hello from Tennessee! Do you have some kind of a guide to use for burning your holes in the fabric?
We're creating that video now to add to our Patreon group!
I can’t imagine the size of that hoop house that you could fit that machine inside! Holly cow
Hi, thanks for your video. What model tractor is that? Actively looking at this point...
Kubota L2501
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Hi what spacing did you use. Thanks
9”
Can I plant the Ranunculus directly to the soil after presoaking ?
How do you burn your holes?
With an acetylene torch
How far apart do you plant your Ranunculus and Anemone?
9”
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Do you harden off your ranunculus before planting them in the tunnel? Or do you just put them directly out and cover with frost cloth on particularly cold nights?
We do harden them off first
Do you harden off your sprouted ranunculus?
Yes