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Have you tried for a glass green house.. even if little.. it helps keeps in heat. Also try geothermal climate battery?

You act like you got burned on $70 cost of stoves you would see sold for $500-$700 where I'm at. $70 will get you a rusty oil barrel conversion that might not even work well.

THANK YOU for this video!

What is the length of the greenhouse?

Wow!! No electric heater at all??

Another update please! Very interested on specifically how air movement through the tubes is used in the greenhouse.

Hey, wondering if this is still going good years later? If so I think I’m gonna buy one for my garden water :)

looks like energy is free in your country...

Love that you’re getting bananas! Have your avocado trees produced yet?

Do u show how to build this? I'm tryin to build a green house and a permaculture koi pond inside it 💯

Where did you purchase the shade cloth and how does it work? Does wind blow it?

Do you guys get bears? I'm at 7800ft in Colorado and pondering what I can build that works but keeps them out

I love the design! Use of thermal blankets would have lowered your heating bills. The thermal blankets seem to work better under another transparent layer to keep snow from blocking you from rolling/pulling over a thermal blanket at night and removing during morning.

Drop another video

You mentioned you will put chicken wire over the box for the geothermal pipes. You should use 1/4.inch wire mesh to keep mice and other critters out of the pipes.

Fun place👍 2 questions-Have you heard of or experienced mold/mildew issues with the geothermal pipes because the warm air condenses and deposits water that would settle and stagnate?-------Could you just run an oxygenating air pump during nighttime to lessen electrical demand?

curious how the shade cloth is working. Are you growing any tropicals?

Your updates help me up in Salmon Idaho. Boulder Jack Farm greenhouse went into operation in September 2023. 48’ with a 6’ mech room and 42’ grow. Been slowly starting over the winter and now into spring.. Thanks again.

I think I'd plant fruit trees to shade the Northside. Any fruit that drops would roll down. I think it would be difficult to pick vine fruits hanging down and away from you on the trellis. Thanks so much for your videos. I'm in zone 6b also and look forward to building one of these greenhouses soon.

Nice

what's the soil temp like? I thought the soil being less than 60 degrees would be bad for tropicals.

Love your videos!, Been following you for a few years and we are just starting our own greenhouse plans, but we are concerned about the drain pips getting flooded and stop working? Or are you some special drain pips without any perforation?

what is your average low temp in the winter?

he sounds like clint eastwood

its awesome looking, good job!

Great Job! Thanks for the update!

Why didn't show us how to build it

Nice! I worked in HVAC for years that's a great blower there.. it'll do alright 🤙

Kinda randomly I adore these old stoves. They’re old, handsome and so useful too (most importantly). I don’t adore all antiques in general, just these guys. Even a simple antique stove is wicked awesome. Maybe I just like stoves. lol

The sound of the water is something l would definitely want in my geothermal green house.

Is the frosted plexiglass, or whatever the above material is, does it allow enough sunlight for the plants? Also, in Nebraska, do you need a well permit, from the state for the geothermal well?

We are just starting on the ground source heat, we are using 6" pipes and have a very high water table. What type of connectors did you use to connect the pipes? We are worried about water in the lines. We are in the Roosevelt, UT area, zone 5 (usually 4)

Thankyou for taking the time to bring us along on your adventure! My wife and I plan to break ground on one of these next year, if you don’t mind, what resources would you recommend to study?

Thankyou for this. If you don't have the electric potato peeler, I have found popping them in the oven at a moderate temp for 12 minutes, helps to soften the out mesocarp skin. Then it is a case of removing by hand. A word of advice, use disposable plastic gloves to do this and a knife as the mesocarp has a sap that oozes into your skin and makes your hands brown ans smelly, which lasts for days. Then do the process as per the video. At the end I roast mine for 40mins in a low oven to really dry them thoroughly. Store in an airtight jar. Check regularly for signs of mould.

Im green with envy, nice set up, do you capture any of the snow for watering later in the year ?

Impressive stack of bananas!

So we’re in West Jordan. We have a bass pond and greenhouse. How did you you get to this system. Yes, I’m interested

I think I would have concsidered substansual ridge vents that could be opereated in the summer instead of relying only on powered ventilation

You could probably get away with loquat, starfruit, easily papaya, natal plum, bayleaf and allspice trees, lemongrass and the right varieties of mango as well

Burm up the north side with a wall of dirt and plant bamboo on it to create even more of a buffer. Bamboo Garden North Plains Oregon

Looks great, im wanting to just grow strawberries year round.

Please keep us updated on your growing! It’s my goal to build one of these greenhouses!

Very nice🎉

يا جابر، إنا أهل البيت لا يقاس بنا أحد، من قاس بنا أحدا من البشر فقد كفر. يا جابر، بنا الله أنقذكم، وبنا هداكم، ونحن والله دللناكم على ربكم، فقفوا عند أمرنا ونهينا ولا تردوا (10) على ما أوردناه عليكم، فانا بنعم الله أجل وأعظم من أن يرد علينا، وجميع ما يرد عليكم منا، فما فهتموه فاحمدوا (1) الله تعالى [عليه] (3) وما جهلتموه فأوكلوه إلينا، قولوا: أئمتنا أعلم بما قالوايا جابر، إنا أهل البيت لا يقاس بنا أحد، من قاس بنا أحدا من البشر فقد كفر. يا جابر، بنا الله أنقذكم، وبنا هداكم، ونحن والله دللناكم على ربكم، فقفوا عند أمرنا ونهينا ولا تردوا (10) على ما أوردناه عليكم، فانا بنعم الله أجل وأعظم من أن يرد علينا، وجميع ما يرد عليكم منا، فما فهتموه فاحمدوا (1) الله تعالى [عليه] (3) وما جهلتموه فأوكلوه إلينا، قولوا: أئمتنا أعلم بما قالوا

My grandmother grew up in the countryside of the state of Virgi,. She and my great-grandmother used to make pig feet in the oven. It's awesome to see how others on the other side of the globe in a different culture make them. And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.

Were the pipes you used perforated or not?

Where do you get your tropical trees from?

Love this. The above grade entrance leading to the below grade grow room will minimize flooding for mine. Thanks for the idea. We're all in this together. Good luck.

What are the dimensions of the greenhouse?