Building a Greenhouse 2021

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[@mulberrygreenhouses1943]

Hey Guys! This is Mulberry Greenhouses, thank you so much for visiting my site and for helping a small business! Very thankful for this video :)

[@ryanjsmith23]

Can you keep us updated on what’s growing in the greenhouse throughout the year? Even just a still at the end of a video every now and then would be interesting.

[@harryeverett2152]

Hopefully no explicit substances hahah

[@DarkAvatar1313]

@@harryeverett2152 Cody does not strike me the type, but it is legal in his state (if you acquire a grower's license and assuming he didn't cross into the Idaho border when buying the new homestead.) And there would plenty of medicinal reasons to do so if you are wanting to avoid being tied to big pharma if one has a medicinal need.

[@harryeverett2152]

@@DarkAvatar1313 Hah yeah was more a joke. I assume he dosnt but you never know. Personally not my thing at all. Would rather the chemicals of a lab made product hah.

[@schwuzi]

@@harryeverett2152 I actually asked him about his views on cannabis in a live stream. If I remember correctly he said he has never used it but doesn't knock on people who do. It has quite a number of medical uses, especially the CBD.

[@cryptomadic8083]

Nice greenhouse Cody. Time-lapse would be cool to see

[@adamwhite9665]

there are going to be times in our lives when someone else gets an unexpected blessing or receives some special recognition. May I plead with us not to be hurt-and certainly not to feel envious-when good fortune comes to another person? We are not diminished when someone else is added upon. We are not in a race against each other to see who is the wealthiest or the most talented or the most beautiful or even the most blessed. The race we are really in is the race against sin, and surely envy is one of the most universal of those .nice green house Cody

[@wranglerstar]

Thank you Adam, fine words,

[@MrOzzy281]

Cody is our guy, shares the same value as most of us and is just a man building a life for his family, something everyone should be able to do, were it not for the system we are in.

[@feyrband]

@@77Matt that's the opposite of globalism.

[@lidgaming8620]

High quality machined work is severely underrated these days!

[@simonrichter1680]

And it starts with the flimsy houses everybody builds, because is cheap.

[@dmac7406]

@@simonrichter1680 they're still not cheap just flimsy.

[@enricopallazzo3244]

I’m not from the east coast but I’ll be dead when I stop buying my weekly Michelob! Beautiful green house! Can’t wait to build mine one day. God bless and keep up the good work!

[@Jake_Kern]

THE SCRATCH OFFS 🤣😂🤣😂 God, sadly I live in New Jersey and I feel like every time I walk into a quick Mart I feel like I'm waiting for someone to buy lotto tickets

[@cmccoy19]

East Coast Guy here, city boy as well. Love the jabs at us, no love loss here. I find your videos informative and entertaining . Much love to you and your family.

[@ericstone8812]

East coaster here. We built a 20’ tunnel/hallway underground from the basement to a 15’x20 greenhouse underground with the retractable roof set at finish grade. Even at -10 it takes little to keep at 65-75 with geothermal system. I’m sure your cute lil GH will grow you tons of Kale.❤️4U&UR FAM

[@kccreations5945]

Next video: This video is sponsored by our friends at “Windex”! Great video! Love the green house!

[@timschor8159]

My parents have one of these at their place and made sure to reserve on corner for themselves with two comfortable chairs and a table to enjoy the coziness between all the plants when the weather gets cold. It is a very strange but nice thing to do during autumn and winter.

[@christiansaravia7865]

I’m considering buying a prefabricated greenhouse and turning it into a house honestly. They’re just so beautiful and way more affordable and spacious than sheds.

[@risingsun_]

After years of hard work this east coast guy will have enough Michelob cans to melt down into my own greenhouse.

[@lisamarie3878]

“KZbin drops bags of cash” 😂😂😂😂

[@tonynagy2042]

2:19

[@StephenShreds]

KZbin won’t drop anything if you are conservative

[@drylanterns7967]

@@StephenShreds They'll drop you if you are ha

[@wyattearp1418]

I think he deserves everything !

[@david2284180]

Imagine having to figure out how to spend those bags of cash month after month with no break in sight!

[@BeAustinTaylor]

As a past window cleaner for you I think a pure water system would be best easily reachable from the ground and no streaks to worry about and longer lasting. It's beautiful Cody!

[@rockandmeatroll]

Can you explain this pure water system more, have a house with lots of glass, Need tips cleaning 🙏

[@regulardays8874]

As a present window cleaner I was checking to see if someone else has said it first. They don't like to freeze so keep that in mind when storing and an intimate investment will be around 1000$ if you just go with a DI tank instead of a multi stage filter. Like all things, pray and let God direct your path.

[@BeAustinTaylor]

@@rockandmeatroll It is an expensive investment so having a window cleaner come out might be simpler but pure water comes out of the brush using a di tank and this water has no particles in it so it rinses and drys without streaks. There is a big learning curve on technique but it's pretty interesting.

[@flint2080]

Can't wait to see it up and functioning.

[@marknsr2557]

"Always an East coast guy" 😆🤣... Hey I'm an East coast guy haha... Big fan of what you do.

[@darrellpatrick4975]

Lol, scratch offs and Michelob … I’m 💯 a south MS East Coast guy and I think it’s hilarious how you’re always making fun of us. 🤣😂 What makes it so funny is the fact that what you say is dead on for 90% of the guys that I personally know. Keep up the excellent content Cody! My family loves you and yours. May God continue to bless you!

[@GonzoDonzo]

A pressure washer mounted on the excavator arm for washing the roof. You can stay clean and dry and practice your skill.

[@legallyfree2955]

Raw material prices are very interesting to me, I also recently purchased a greenhouse and I could buy the entire kit with the frame etc for significantly less money than I could just buy the polycarbonate panels for on their own...

[@wobblysauce]

The difference is when you can buy in bulk.

[@GlorifiedGremlin]

Corporations get the REAL material prices. We get 3x that price

[@allenellisdewitt]

Window washing sounds like a classic chore for the kiddos :)

[@stefandegroot1019]

The quality of the greenhouse speaks for itself. That's why we in the Netherlands are the #1 farmers in the world. Being the 2nd largest exporter of agricultural products in net weight after the USA on such a small space. We grow everything in greenhouses, from lettuce to papaya.

[@jeremyinthewild]

I want to replace all my windows with that louvered glass! So beautiful, definitely fizz-worthy!

[@wranglerstar]

Me too,

[@tumtums5535]

These are everywhere on homes here in hawaii and they can be a large pain. I would say to try and imagine what its going to feel like cleaning several hundred louvers (10 to 20 per average window) vs 20 normal windows before going for it.

[@probuilder961]

Those are called Jaliusie windows. I've replaced hundreds of these from porches & such. They're from the 1950's & 60's around here. (CT)

[@DereksVersion]

good lord That manual vent mechanism gives me the fizz

[@jefferyholland]

Love the jalousie windows and the screw hardware of the roof windows. Very impressive greenhouse.

[@dylanherrick9130]

2:08 killing us east coast guys

[@alanandkarenrouse747]

I have always wanted to have a greenhouse. I love to work with plants and such, but not having a KZbin channel, and being "old, (77), I just use a "cold frame". It works for me. That is a great looking greenhouse, and I am sure you and Mrs. W will enjoy it for years to come. All that glass would not work too well here on the Gulf Coast with all the storms we have here anyway. ENJOY!

[@thomasnq]

The East Coast takedown was priceless. Subbed!

[@Will.Power55]

That greenhouse is beautiful!

[@jlander82]

Put some Costco Feit string lights up... We did the same in ours and it's a pleasure to have meals out there.

[@Sirmellowman]

wow at first I was thinking 10 grand yikes, but after seeing how nice that thing is, man...its super well made.

[@onesiphorus2578]

I'm a "No Coast" guy living in Romania and it has been nearly 90 degrees here everyday for 3 months. I am praying for the cold. A 40 degree morning sounds like a vacation to me!

[@MR525MAG]

Here on the East Coast I believe we could get one of those at our local Ikea store

[@TheBobelly628]

It’s beautiful! That will be like a sanctuary in the winter !

[@Castleknight]

41 degrees at night - wow, ..."your killing me, Petey, your killing me."

[@joleenbreidenthal7819]

Absolutely Beautiful! Thank You for Sharing all the progress on your Amazing Homestead! God Bless You and Your Family 🙏💜✝️😇💐

[@simonthebroken9691]

Congratulations. I very much appreciate what I call a "striving for excellence". It's lost on our cheap throw away society.

[@jerrywormeyhicks7427]

This east coast guy blows money on guns and reloading supplies, my thumbs are more lead colored than green. Let's see that caterpillar at work.

[@baldufdaniel]

Ya can't eat lead

[@canaan5337]

@@baldufdaniel just takes 1 little piece of lead to get a freezer full of deer meat.

[@baldufdaniel]

Mmmk hardasses I bet every one of you badasses wore a mask into Walmart over the last 18 months

[@DarkAvatar1313]

@@canaan5337 And if you live in the South-East, you can make money in areas that have wild hog bounties all the while putting barbecue on the table.

[@CainnechK]

West coast man can say whatever he wants, they know who kicked the Brits out and deep down they know they cant hang with that 😂

[@Angelspotter]

Congratulations with your new greenhouse. Multiple doors can actually be a very good idea for extra air exchange during the summer period.

[@01AceAlpha]

The greenhouse with poinsettias at Christmas reminds me of the cartoon Frosty the Snowman.

[@clarkleakins879]

Hey hey! Greenhouse looks swell! Mrs W REALLY loves you now! Style somewhat Victorian, it would fit in at the Winchester Mystery House! Ooh...now for the interior. . Raised beds, vertical racks, chicken visits, hydroponics, goldfish pot with fountain in a corner??? HAHAHA!!! Heirloom veggies if you can!

[@seeszm]

Can’t wait for fall. Best time of the year

[@akjaydub6620]

That ornament on top is a snow breaker it prevents snow and ice from building up on the peak.

[@ZipKickGo]

That rain barrel idea would be neat, and could be used to fill a watering pot to water the plants. Zero water expenses, that's a nice feeling.

[@ZipKickGo]

That rain barrel idea would be neat, and could be used to fill a watering pot to water the plants. Zero water expenses, that's a nice feeling.

[@Nate-bj1or]

“KZbin comes over and drops bags of cash every month” 🤣 love it you’ve earned everything you have good for you

[@afkjryt]

With a Glass House you would think the stone throwing would slow down. EASTSIDE!!!

[@699hazard]

Amazing set up Cody! Are you going to build some planter boxes to go in there? A 44galon drum beside it to capture the rain to water the plants would be nice and save you plumbing a faucet next to it.

[@jackobrien4364]

Would be a smart idea, like you said, plumb them together and collect the rain water. Use that water exclusively for watering the plants inside! If you kept the rain barrel inside the greenhouse it would eat up valuable space, but, you would have easy access and it would stop from freezing in the winter!

[@cucumberpepsi]

Your new greenhouse looks great! Way to go!

[@rollovaughan]

Some plant nursery’s have heating under their greenhouses to warm the soil a little. They really help get the growing season going early.

[@erics.5035]

a goldfish pond next to the green house would look beautiful

[@VintageBlacklist]

If anyone was wondering who the manufacturer is, its Exaco Janssens.

[@poserstookmyalias]

Got this same one, it's a really expensive deer fence, has air gaps everywhere, is as cold inside as it is outside. Gotta figure out how to seal everything up.

[@55rman33]

One East Coast man here in full agreement with you on the romans of a winter greenhouse full of Poinsettias with snow all around

[@speedy1490]

Your last thoughts about a nice sitting place when its cold outside is in europe (germany) acutally a thing. We call it "Wintergarden", usually direclty connected to the back of the house.

[@rud]

My uncle has one of those. Uses it more as a orangery / greenhouse. So besides the plants there are a table for dinners and a couch. Extends the summers nicely here in the Scandinavia.

[@masteroogway6660]

Definatly a barrel for rainwater, hook up a cheap solar powered pump to it to help water the plants too so Mrs W won't need to fill the watering cans 3 times, 10x20s alot of tomatoes

[@dwoodog]

LOL!!! My first thought was washing the windows. Will be cool to see it all lush and green inside.

[@JeffDavis73]

That is a thing of beauty, congrats.

[@HarveySpectre415]

I'll have to watch this in the morning, but building a greenhouse is on our current to-do list.

[@jeffconway6868]

Very nice ,can’t wait to see the beautiful poinsettias against the snowy background nice work!!!

[@Bear-Ur2ez]

It sure looks nice . I hope you have many many years of enjoyment from this. And I totally agree with you. I think this would be the perfect place to sit and drink your morning coffee and have breakfast. Especially on a cold snowy winters day. When you and your lovely bride can be cozy and enjoy the view .

[@wranglerstar]

I totally agree!

[@hawk1481]

Send some of that cool weather my way the ground around my house is 127°

[@mikewurlitzer5217]

Very nice greenhouse! Classy glassy.

[@toolhog10]

It might be cool to be in there during a heavy daytime downpour.

[@thebackyardlife475]

I vote you add some wrought iron rain chains off a beautiful greenhouse like that.

[@bigholli8449]

I appreciate that you tell us the cost of things. I hope to be at your level at some point in life.

[@kierantingle6802]

Could be a silly question, but Wranglerstar speaking at the end about having a second one built for dining purposes really made me wonder if Americans have conservatories. Essentially a half glass or mostly glass extension onto the dining area of a house here in the UK and many places in Europe.

[@blackthunderhwd2225]

Not really but I’m sure some people do. I myself have never seen one here though.

[@travislohman7367]

There are a few where I live in the Pacific Northwest. We call them sun rooms or sun porch/patio. Typically on the S side of a house to pick up the available sun in the winter time.

[@sootikins]

When my father retired to a tiny town in NorCal the house he bought had a glass room ("sun porch"). However, down here in SoCal I have never seen one.

[@kierantingle6802]

@@sootikins In the UK it seems every other house has one these days. If I ever move to the US I'm starting a conservatory/ sun porch business even if I only sell 1 and its to Wranglestsrt hahaha

[@sootikins]

@@kierantingle6802 I don't know why there are none around here. It seems like a good idea and I know my dad's sun porch was nice and got lots of use. If you ever start that business you'll confuse Americans if you call it a conservatory. In our version of English a conservatory is a school for advanced musicians. xD

[@cutchdoggw1776]

Enjoy a cup of coffee and watch the sunset in the winter!

[@MJPeddler]

Looks great. I look forward to the poinsettia video in 4 months. ;)

[@eugenefleming1614]

Look awesome please let Mrs W I look forward to her reactions and winter productivity 😊

[@07Countryboi]

Ahh craftsmanship good to see it’s still out there.

[@deeleb5064]

What a beauty! Your years of hard work are paying off. Congrats!

[@prockernice900]

Cody, building a bio compost bin would be nice. I would like to see you build one, half the barrel under the ground and the other half above ground and the barrel is open from both sides and filled regularly with plants waste from the kitchen, an idea for your next project :)

[@cylais3518]

Old world quality. My dad had two years ayo, a model like you have for stuff like cucumbers/salad and another type that was made of metal tubes bent in half circles with a transparent plastic liner stretched across them. Filled with tomatoes. The cylinder one is cheap and great for storing lumber in the winter and cultivating in the summer.

[@stacycoupland4276]

The Norwex window cloth works wonders on glass. Only water is needed to clean. It might help with controlling chemical use around the seedlings. I highly recommend it.

[@mjk3935]

Thanks for sharing, Cody! Great purchase, it seems!

[@J.A.Smith2397]

Would definitely save that water

[@patrick860]

Rain-x is your friend with that beauty.

[@markattardo]

Like the roof detail. Nice greenhouse.

[@jcardwell3rd]

Gotta get the rain gutter into a rain barrel.

[@osbornl1]

Look into a waterfed pole window washing system. Being on a well you may have to get a reverse osmosis system to run with it as well to keep the water spots off. They’re wonderful to use end would work great for the greenhouse.

[@steve132001]

Glad you figured out how to stay dry in the rain.

[@dogpotter]

I built my wife a green house last year it 12X12 and she loves it Mine is built of wood and windows and poly carbonite panels she too will go sit in it during the fall and winter and read. thanks for sharing

[@stephaniejones5374]

Bore Da from deepest darkest west Wales, A long way away I know, but loving your new glass house and the acoustics. Just fab 😊

[@huto5616]

Good to see your doing well

[@wheeler7973]

That things is awesome!

[@GoandLove]

Gorgeous greenhouse!! When it’s time for us to get a greenhouse, I imagine we’ll get the exact same one. Just beautiful!

[@connecticutaggie]

Very nice greenhouse. I think you might end up being jealous of the plants 🤭 Are you interested in adding some automation to the greenhouse? Auto temperature regulation, auto watering, remote monitoring? Pretty easy and inexpensive if you do it yourself.

[@Morgan2XL]

Dutch controls Priva, Prins; PNW controls Argus, Delta; Swedish controls BCC AB.

[@BigAmp]

It looks great. The boys sure did a nice job putting it together.

[@kerryspencer6929]

Very nice greenhouse, looks beautiful!!! May your dreams come true!! I have lived in the south I have lived in the southwest I have lived in Asia, Europe , Africa and the Pacific Northwest, after all those years I came home! Upstate New York !So give us a little break ! (East Coast guys)

[@davedavis662]

It is a very pretty and nicely built unit. I fell in love with a truck one time, similar to your experience. It gave me nothing but trouble and cost a fortune to keep on the road. After the honeymoon was over my feelings changed. I’ve since had other trucks I didn’t fall so hard over and the romance is still alive. Moral is time tells all.

[@mattcorriere9039]

Must be niiiice? BB I wish I had a greenhouse. Nice addition to the preps, a little less dependent on the beast.

[@xgouldiex]

I believe the is a clear film that you can put on the glass and it's self cleaning. Everyone it rains the dirt just washes off. I think it's used on glass conservatory roofs might be handy on the green house roof

[@scottjosen2606]

I sold greenhouses to small to large commercial growers as well as some professional homeowners for years. I could slam that structure but offer instead a couple of helpful, time proven tips: Put some safe heat under that thing to shed heavy snow load if unable, unwilling to remove manually. The pitch of that roof will not self shed especially if an initial dusting of snow/sleet partially melts and then refreezes. If hit with blizzard and several feet of snow, to not allow sidewalls to bear weight of excessive amounts of snow fallen or removed from roof. Have some pre-cut and notched boards handy to scotch the ridge from within if you do get that 75 year snow, they happen about every 50..... Consider whitewashing the northern wall, it transmits no sun from the north ánd the white would reflect sunlight from the south into greenhouse instead of it just passing back out of that northern side, or end wall. Hopefully the structure is oriented with endwalls at North and South. If doing vegetables, keep yellow and blue stuff from within and away from the structure - those colors attract some nasty bugs like thrips, moths and beetles. (Yes, many vegetables have yellow blossoms but not when tender) Coldest nights are typically clear nights so if you want to extend greenhouse use, consider blanketing material overtop on those nights (never if chance of snow) Gravel 1 1/2' outside along walls to keep cutting equipment and weeds away. Do not use Roundup in or around structure, they can volatilize and be sucked into structure with door opening. Put one or two (opposing) fans up, horizontal air flow (HAF) is critical to keeping fungi, bacteria and pathogens at bay. Though a bit noisy they are a must. (Think of how you feel with high humidity, no breeze) The vents overhead only allow heated air to exit grudgingly if no real exchange, vents are forced to draw air in as the release hot air. (Think non vented gas can). Install screened endwall vents or since glass doesn't lend itself easily to retrofitting, rig a screen to wedge into partially closed sliding door. You'll have that open more often than you'd think. Dramm watering wand only, you'll know why. Enjoy!

[@thedriver02]

That's one beautiful Greenhouse!

[@jamieneldon]

Date night in the greenhouse! God bless you guys.

[@bobndoug1]

Ah, the Frosty the Snowman vision of Christmas Greenhouse, I know it well

[@williamkemp3601]

I have been watching your videos for a long time. Love the overall standard of the work you maintain in all your projects. I have also adopted your phrase 'gives me the fizz!'. I use it at work all the time. That log pile in the background of this video gives me the fizz. All the best Will (from the Island of Borneo).

[@drylanterns7967]

Glad to see through the years as things keep deteriorating on both coasts you haven't given up on the west and came to the midwest, we'd be happy to have ya though. Maybe you could help us build a wall to keep the East and West coast folks at bay when they finally decide they've had enough. (so many have already eh)