Winter passive solar greenhouse with aquaponics

[@jimh712]

So many people willing to share their projects thru Utube. 👍👍👍👍👍

[@TheNightwalker247]

If you are still looking at a solution to the heat spikes phase change materials could be a good Option. They take up quite a lot of heat in a specific range. Basically pick the max degrees of the greenhouse you want and get a phase change material that melts at this heat. Once the temps drop it will start radiating heat at the melting point.

[@TheNightwalker247]

Another cheaper option would be a soil or rock store with air pipes to preserve the heat of the day for the nights heating

[@jowoo7237]

Awesome! You are living a dream close to my own. :)

[@ramhornjoe]

Nice post, love the idea of pushing the limits. I have been playing with a very small aquaponics system I've put together using feeder goldfish it's a work in progress but I have had some success with Swiss Chard and Kale :) Like the idea of crayfish poly culture with the fish. Good luck with your experiment, hope to post my own some day.

[@zbigniewbohdanowicz8897]

Great, thank you for sharing!

[@CG-ng3xw]

How are you maintaining the other plant nutrients (Nitrogen is obviously well covered with Fish/ Feed waste) without adding anything to the system? Phosphorus and Potassium (N-P-K #s on fertilizers), and then there's also Calcium, Manganese, Sulfur, Iron, and a few others. pH is also going to naturally drift down over time... Absolutely love what you're doing, I'm not too far away, and would love to grow over winter without excessive energy costs to do so. Which style of burning wood chips was used to compare to composting? I've seen quite a bit about rocket mass heaters, which could alleviate the high humidity issue of having open water as the thermal mass....may be a lower tech solution, but not a 0 maintenance one either, needs daily tending for a fire for 1-2 hours. Thanks for posting.

[@therovingroute4743]

Very cool!

[@Warcraft_Traders]

great vid, thank you

[@NatureShiftNow]

Very cool.

[@lesexpertsatf9829]

Wow

[@seankettle3474]

Wonderful! But a copper tube in an aquaponic system is a big no-no, your fish won't like it...

[@tsouei2576]

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[@NeotropicalFauna]

Do you have a web site where to read about your sysyen??

[@paulmaxwell8851]

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[@varietasVeritas]

If you build your greenhouse against your building the windows of your house would act like radiators.

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[@annemeng5799]

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[@Garyandterry]

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[@Garyandterry]

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