How To Install Two Layer Greenhouse Plastic on Geo-thermal Greenhouse

[@truthbetold2611]

David, fresh strawberries through winter? How many here dream of having a productive greenhouse garden like yours! I will get there. I've followed your videos since you lived in Houston. You're a great gift to those of us that care to be self-reliant. Thank you.

[@happymack6605]

Oh, my goodness! This video has helped me more than you can imagine. Thank you so much! I’m saving this video!

[@LDSPrepper]

Glad it helped!

[@Coloneldad5]

In working on my Greenhouse, I ended up cutting the end of the wiggle wire channel at an angle to not have the sharp edges. If you cut or file, the ends to a 45-degree angle then it works quite well.

[@tophattommy2]

I thought that you would cover the fan and the two layer separation. I'm sad that you did not cover different approaches.

[@mommchan]

Great information 😉

[@minutemanprep]

Cool guide.

[@LDSPrepper]

Thanks! And thank you for your help putting up the plastic.

[@justusupnorth8262]

Great looking greenhouse, vey innovative.👍

[@LDSPrepper]

Thanks! 👍

[@ssh0111]

Dave - Fantastic information! I love your videos! BTW - I've been charging my 3 Geneverse solar batteries to get ready for bad times! Blessings always!

[@LDSPrepper]

That is awesome!

[@Forest_Actual]

Thank you!

[@LDSPrepper]

You bet!

[@daves1563]

You can make a cheap Bellow for between the 2 layers, over the fill tube, and tape 3 sides. This made mine so I can use a interval timer and save electricity. I have mine on for 15 minutes to fill, then it’s off for 45 minutes in the winter. In the summer I can turn it off for up to 90 minutes, but I do 75 minutes so it doesn’t flap. It will be different based on greenhouse size. I know the blowers are only 60 watts, but if the electricity was out it would make a huge difference. It’s like 1 day on and 3-6 days off overall.

[@LDSPrepper]

Excellent recommendation. If you have a video about that I'd really like to see it.

[@daves1563]

@Ldsprepper, I have a video on my Rumble channel. It’s RangeStead. The title is Greenhouse Bellow. I can remake a quick video and email it if it’s short.

[@JohnGuest45]

I use an adjustable differential pressure switch to maintain the pressure in my 3 layer cover. The edges are welded so there are no leaks. The beauty of a pressure switch is you can adjust the cover pressure very easily. The cover is so well sealed i had to install a solenoid to vent excess pressure when the sun heats the air in the cover.

[@carmenmariacortesmarin2664]

Very educational. Thank you.

[@LDSPrepper]

Very welcome

[@jupiterboy51]

I've been trying to find the design plans and cost of materials for this great build. Could you please direct me to the video that covers these...? 🤔

[@extremeconsciousness]

Are you gonna have to inflate it(run the vents constantly) to keep the distance between the 2 layers?

[@tracycolorado]

Very nice , 👌

[@LDSPrepper]

Thanks a lot 😊

[@jimjohnson4813]

Do you have issues with wind flapping plastic & what can be done if that occurs?

[@LDSPrepper]

Since I have two layers that are inflated I don't have that issue. That is why my plastic lasts so long.

[@carmenmariacortesmarin2664]

What zone are you? I'm in zone 6, pretty cold. Just wonder if I should use three layers.

[@daves1563]

2 layers is good for all zones. I ours like to find a way to calculate the insulation R value based on how much the layers are inflated.

[@LDSPrepper]

We are in zone 5a. I would not use three layers.

[@carmenmariacortesmarin2664]

@@LDSPrepper thank you

[@monkeybarDealer]

what kind of space should I have between 18" rows of corn? Looking to do 2 rows 18" x30' how much space between the rows of corn?

[@humblenobody]

Where can I find the link for the thermometer you use

[@LDSPrepper]

Govee WiFi Thermometer: amzn.to/3TAKCJa

[@czthor1]

LDS DON'T TREAT THE WOOD POST... BURN THE POST ITS A NATURAL PRESERVATIVE,, SEEMS LIKE A FEW YEARS AGO I WATCHED YOU BUILD THIS..