The dog is wonderful and great information

<<Bows Low >> new mentor , giving little light to some of what I seek . thanks for allowing me to share.

Now run your drain pipe into a 30 ft chimney, with wind scoop at the top. You can capitalize on atmospheric pressure too

Thanks, nice video.

Is that perforated drain pipe? I'm guessing so...

Hahaha! Excuse the dog!

I come from the first copies of Mother Earth News back in the 1970s so I've seen a great deal of ways to heat/cool greenhouses. For winter, have you thought of taking plastic 55-gallon drums, painting them black, filling them with water where the sun will shine on them to create a great heat sink to keep the greenhouse warm in the evening? Or having a mass rocket stove where, similar to your 500 feet of piping, you direct a long set of stove pipes into a seating area that has mud or rocks to absorb the heat from the rocket stove which uses small amounts of wood. That's just a couple of heating ideas for winter. Summer shade mesh for the windows will allow the light to get in but help reduce some of the summer heat - that and if you are older like me, back before homes had air conditioning, houses had a large attic fan (and I grew up in Oklahoma so I guarantee you, I KNOW about summer heat). The attic fan was turned on early, before the sun came up and pushed the coolest air into the house, then turned off until later...when the day's heat was too much, the attic fan blades were reversed to exhaust the hot air from the house. That's what you do...pull in cool, blow out hot with a good sized fan. Works!

500 feet of drain pipe. What's your greenhouse dimensions? Thanks in advance.

There’s no follow up for 6 years. He ded

Two questions.. How deep did you bury the drain pipe...and is the drain pipe you used have weep holes to allow the condensation to seep back into the soil?

Thank you for your knowledge, my. Friend.

I have maybe the smallest geothermal greenhouse at 39 sq/ft and 8 foot tall and get 55f out from a 5 foot hole with chamber buried under reflective foam cap and 4 feet or more of dirt. It is mostly for cool air the ground is very porous.

soooo cute!!

Hey Man. Im 30 seconds into vid, Your awesome man. PS My dog is also looking for something. TY for Vid L&R

Put an other layer of plastic lining on the inside to achieve a double wall with air gap in between for insulation.

Thanks bud!

I tuned in thinking this was a video about how to search for a mouse...........and What do I find? Some human talking about ....well, what ever it is that humans always seem to feel the need to say. Didn't see him holding a mouse in his teeth so must not be important. Great video.

Woah kinda looks and sounds like chris pratt

I imagine this would be tough to keep mice out of.

These things always creep me out with all the pipes poking out like bunch of deep sea sulfur vent tube worms

Here's a little tip it took somebody 4 years to develop this.He heats his house that is over 3,000 sq ft with valted ceilings when it hits 80°, the louvers open then the fan kicks in and exhausts the house back to room temp. I got to see this technology he's had it for 54 years now. They have regular glass windows about 18" wide two panes at 2" with a piece of mylar directly in the middle so when the sun rays come in they are trapped inside of the structure because they cannot leave they turn to heat rays and he has 7 plastic towers of water that absorb this heat and disperse it through the house. The house is turned so that it is untraditionally facing of the winter solstice the awnings or shades are meant to protect the house from this light heat source. I saw this technology several years ago the only time it didn't work one time in 24 years he said was when the fog came up so he had to revert to the conventional system as most people know it to heat his house for 24.00 bucks...... This is really cool stuff the house still had the conventional look. He has a really thick blue insulation. We had a short discussion of how air travels through glass and that's what led him to showing me his whole house how it worked...... Awesome is all I can say..... I would just like to develop a no fan system..... This will heat your whole house

so this is where mark rufallo went after thanos beat his ars ^_^

U can heat that entire greenhouse with two terracotta pots with bottoms and 2 large candles. You put the candles in the large pots, put the bottom of the pot on top of the pot, making a lid, make sure you put a candle in the pot and light it. The pot heats up, ultimately heating up your area that needs heating. You could also flip the pot upside down over the candle, if the pot has a hole in the bottom of it, ultimately heating up the area. Now that's a cheap way to heat an area!!!!

I wish i could do this, but if i dig 2 feet down i hit water in the summer

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Next video maybe without the dog.

I imagine pavers and water barrels full of water and rocks could hold heat for you

So what is the cubic size of your greenhouse and was 500 feet effective or have you had to replace the system due to mold or flooding?

Super! What's the fan power?

get to the fuking point

Chris Pratt?

Ty

great content thanks

I remember watching your videos a long time ago came to check it out where did ya go haha

Kill them and eat them. Suckling pig!

Is there a book you can reccommend? My husband is a contractor, we want to do this PRONTO and our planning now and building soon. Would love more info...

Do you have any problems with radon using this system?

The real question is did the dog find what he was looking for?

we made this for our pigs. it worked for a while but when they got bigger they began throwing their bodies onto the cattle panels and flattened the arch to the ground. then they chewed and ripped the tarp to shreds.

Omg the dog 😂😂😂 at first I thought the noise was coming from my room and had me looking around.

How deep did put the pipe?

awesome! this makes the concept of geothermal heating more clear! very useful for off grid living!

Video without the dog!

Thank you for the clear concise information!

5 years later what would u do different? Change?

Brilliant! What are the dimensions of your greenhouse? It would help us do the calculations off the basis of 500ft of pipes.

Hi, how deep are the pipes under the floor?

How deep do you need to go to get. temperature of 50°? That‘s almost sauna level, pretty good but I guess it needs to go deep down for that. And how many sqm does the greenhouse have?

I didn't understand what you have done

This is not a poor man's geothermal by any means lol...