Learn more about the construction of this greenhouse at www.youtube.com/@mantihomestead I'm a subscriber because I love watching my dream be realized, even if it isn't in my backyard. Our WWIII Victory Garden playlist is also a great resource for ideas from our friends on how to grow your own food th-cam.com/play/PLtNB2WBBVNWkVLSgWKai6CJC0sHUz-dnT.html Learn more at TheProvidentPrepper.org Hot Ideas for Protecting Your Plants From Late Spring Frosts theprovidentprepper.org/hot-ideas-for-protecting-your-plants-from-late-spring-frosts/ How to Store Seeds to Achieve the Highest Germination Rate and Plant Vigor theprovidentprepper.org/how-to-store-seeds-to-achieve-the-highest-germination-rate-and-plant-vigor/ Super Survival Sprouts: Powerful Nutrition from Your Stored Wheat theprovidentprepper.org/super-survival-sprouts-powerful-nutrition-from-your-stored-wheat/ Food Storage Experiment: Will Old Beans Germinate? theprovidentprepper.org/food-storage-experiment-will-old-beans-germinate/ Biointensive Victory Gardens: Higher Yields with Less Work theprovidentprepper.org/biointensive-victory-gardens-higher-yields-with-less-work/ Best Strategies for Growing a Reliable Survival Garden theprovidentprepper.org/best-strategies-for-growing-a-reliable-survival-garden/ How to Grow an Indoor Survival Garden theprovidentprepper.org/how-to-grow-an-indoor-survival-garden/ We Survived on Food Storage and Garden Produce for 90 Days theprovidentprepper.org/we-survived-on-food-storage-and-garden-produce-for-90-days/ Thanks for being part of the solution! Follow us! *Instagram - theprovidentprepper instagram.com/theprovidentprepper/ *Facebook - The Provident Prepper: Building Your Family Ark facebook.com/ProvidentPrepper *Pinterest - The Provident Prepper www.pinterest.com/TheProvidentPrepper/ TheProvidentPrepper.org is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com. This site also participates in other affiliate programs and is compensated for referring traffic and business to these companies.
Love all the idea's. I've been collecting to build a recycled green house. Like that Johney Cash song.🎶 Got it one piece at a time and it didn't cost me a dime🎶 Thank You!!
Wet earth heat storage has been around for a very long time. It works very well, active or passive. We built a commercial scale greenhouse in this style over 40 years ago at the Ark Project in Prince Edward Island as a demo project, followed by others in PEI and north of Victoria in BC. All used the corrugated plastic pipe for heat transfer below ground and larger galvanised as pick up from the peak of the buildings. The fans always ran in the same direction for obvious reasons. The back walls were painted white to enhance the light levels. We built the glazing panels in our factory using heat shrunk tedlar film on steel frames. No backup heat was used for year round operation.
For those of more modest means... Pop up greenhouses are a good starting point. They're fairly cheap to buy, provide a good environment for plant growth, are wind proof (no, they won't stand against a hurricane, but anything short of that...). The important thing to remember is successional growing. Sow seeds for winter crops in the autumn. Most vegetables will stand low temperatures, some like kale, will thrive in the cold. Just something to consider. Good luck all.
Check into a SAND BATTERY for a back up source. Also, by using waste materials you can generate METHANE instead of PROPANE. By incorporating thermal couples in the SAND BATTERY you can generate electricity, FREE OF CHARGE. Definitely GREAT ideas, I have been investigating for DECADES.
@@daveparker839 : Basic sand battery, take a steel trash can, attach it to a dolly, paint it matte black then set it out in full sun all day long. At sunset, bring it inside to radiate heat all night long. At Sunrise, set it outside again. More technically, build a large metal container, insert thermal couplers, wire to batteries and charge batteries all day and night. By filtering your wastewater, separating out the solids, mixing in garden waste you can generate Methane. Do this in a dome and draw the gas from the top into a fiberglass or steel tube with a ten pound weight on top. Water will keep the gas in and it travels through a tube into the house for use. The height of the tube will indicate how much gas you have for use. This is all available online to a more detailed description.
Thank you for sharing this greenhouse it is great. My dad loved swiss chard he grew up in Farmington in fact his house is still at the end of main street. My father would be 99 now and he was born and raised there with his 4 brothers.
I have been looking for information about the Walipini greenhouse for at least 3 years. I saw an online commercial and couldn't find it after that. !!!
Nice Walipini. Looks like Jonathan is planning his work for this spring, besides everything else. Was that your halos or the smoke from the gears spinning so rapidly in your heads? Thank you for this video Nate, Jonathan and Kylene, you gave me something else to covet and lust after. Happy trails!
A walipini greenhouse is perfect when you live close to the equator because the sun is perpendicular to the greenhouse but more north you are and less sun you have on the ground of the greenhouse. While the soil is warmer with depth it does not compensate enough for the lack of light if you are located in the north like me, 45 parallel. However adding a geothermal system is a great improvement.
It all depends on angles, that’s why the south facing area accepting sun is so low. You draw a line from the sun during the winter soltice through the sketched design to make sure two things - the light can get through on the south side and that it hits a thermal mass on the interior backside. The width of the greenhouse, the height of the walipini, the angle of the sun accepting area, and how low to the ground the sun accepting area is can be designed to fit any latitude. There are some cool designs people have done in Canada, I’m north of this video’s locations but you can search videos and design depending on your location
I saw another design that used fans to blow the vents. Did he use that? What does he mean off-grid? Did he design it to function so it needed no electricity or does he use solar energy to get the electricity he needs to run the greenhouse? The fans would require electricity.
Yes, we just use them passively. They are mainly valuable during the winter time when we are still needing to exhaust some of the heat without pulling in freezing temperatures from outside. On my channel under the playlist, I have some video showing the construction and it includes the vent systems.
Yes we have mason bees and the finches help some with pollinating, in the winter we do some hand pollinating. We are looking to expand our mason bees, mantis’ etc
Hi Kelly. So is the basement dry or damp and musty? If the latter (damp, musty), you simply can't really use that space. If it's dry (all year round), then it's just space and you can use it like any other space. So, initially, vacuum sealed bags, jars, and put the bags in plastic boxes (large ones) and simply stack. You might want to number the boxes, and keep a written record of inventory, including use by dates. As the stores build you can obtain shelving units (aka, racking) and put stock up on the shelves. Hope this helps.
My best fix was the miracle grow bottle, a half inch of Dawn dish detergent and use the usual hose method. The aphids refused the nasty taste and by noon the ants were so disappointed at no honey they removed them alllll before nightfall. It was completely finished for the entire summer even though rains washed away the soap.
@@charlanpennington3989yellow solo cups with a thin layer of Vaseline on the outside, put upside down on a stake just above plants traps them like crazy as well.
Learn more about the construction of this greenhouse at www.youtube.com/@mantihomestead I'm a subscriber because I love watching my dream be realized, even if it isn't in my backyard.
Our WWIII Victory Garden playlist is also a great resource for ideas from our friends on how to grow your own food th-cam.com/play/PLtNB2WBBVNWkVLSgWKai6CJC0sHUz-dnT.html
Learn more at TheProvidentPrepper.org
Hot Ideas for Protecting Your Plants From Late Spring Frosts
theprovidentprepper.org/hot-ideas-for-protecting-your-plants-from-late-spring-frosts/
How to Store Seeds to Achieve the Highest Germination Rate and Plant Vigor
theprovidentprepper.org/how-to-store-seeds-to-achieve-the-highest-germination-rate-and-plant-vigor/
Super Survival Sprouts: Powerful Nutrition from Your Stored Wheat
theprovidentprepper.org/super-survival-sprouts-powerful-nutrition-from-your-stored-wheat/
Food Storage Experiment: Will Old Beans Germinate?
theprovidentprepper.org/food-storage-experiment-will-old-beans-germinate/
Biointensive Victory Gardens: Higher Yields with Less Work
theprovidentprepper.org/biointensive-victory-gardens-higher-yields-with-less-work/
Best Strategies for Growing a Reliable Survival Garden
theprovidentprepper.org/best-strategies-for-growing-a-reliable-survival-garden/
How to Grow an Indoor Survival Garden
theprovidentprepper.org/how-to-grow-an-indoor-survival-garden/
We Survived on Food Storage and Garden Produce for 90 Days
theprovidentprepper.org/we-survived-on-food-storage-and-garden-produce-for-90-days/
Thanks for being part of the solution!
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Love all the idea's. I've been collecting to build a recycled green house. Like that Johney Cash song.🎶 Got it one piece at a time and it didn't cost me a dime🎶 Thank You!!
It’s so funny. Last night I had a dream I had a greenhouse lol
It’s a sign!! 😂
So cool...every gardener's dream!
Wet earth heat storage has been around for a very long time. It works very well, active or passive. We built a commercial scale greenhouse in this style over 40 years ago at the Ark Project in Prince Edward Island as a demo project, followed by others in PEI and north of Victoria in BC. All used the corrugated plastic pipe for heat transfer below ground and larger galvanised as pick up from the peak of the buildings. The fans always ran in the same direction for obvious reasons. The back walls were painted white to enhance the light levels. We built the glazing panels in our factory using heat shrunk tedlar film on steel frames. No backup heat was used for year round operation.
That is awesome!
For those of more modest means...
Pop up greenhouses are a good starting point.
They're fairly cheap to buy, provide a good environment for plant growth, are wind proof (no, they won't stand against a hurricane, but anything short of that...).
The important thing to remember is successional growing.
Sow seeds for winter crops in the autumn.
Most vegetables will stand low temperatures, some like kale, will thrive in the cold.
Just something to consider.
Good luck all.
I love you guys and your content, but I really like these videos that showcase what others are doing as well. Excellent!!
If I were you guys, the way things are going, I'd get that greenhouse built ASAP. It looks like you'd use it full time and really enjoy it. ❤️👍🇺🇲
Check into a SAND BATTERY for a back up source. Also, by using waste materials you can generate METHANE instead of PROPANE.
By incorporating thermal couples in the SAND BATTERY you can generate electricity, FREE OF CHARGE.
Definitely GREAT ideas, I have been investigating for DECADES.
Sounds interesting! Do you have a way to share your information with others? I’d love to hear more.
@@daveparker839 : Basic sand battery, take a steel trash can, attach it to a dolly, paint it matte black then set it out in full sun all day long. At sunset, bring it inside to radiate heat all night long. At Sunrise, set it outside again. More technically, build a large metal container, insert thermal couplers, wire to batteries and charge batteries all day and night.
By filtering your wastewater, separating out the solids, mixing in garden waste you can generate Methane. Do this in a dome and draw the gas from the top into a fiberglass or steel tube with a ten pound weight on top. Water will keep the gas in and it travels through a tube into the house for use. The height of the tube will indicate how much gas you have for use.
This is all available online to a more detailed description.
@@donovanfoto3263 Thanks so much for the reply. I’ve never heard of this and am intrigued and will investigate. Thanks again for sharing!
That’s amazing
Thanks!!
Thank you for sharing this greenhouse it is great. My dad loved swiss chard he grew up in Farmington in fact his house is still at the end of main street. My father would be 99 now and he was born and raised there with his 4 brothers.
Wonderful greenhouse!
I'll be getting me some solar panels across the top to generate Electric😊
I have been looking for information about the Walipini greenhouse for at least 3 years. I saw an online commercial and couldn't find it after that. !!!
I am doing a construction series of the whole process on our little channel Manti Homestead
Absolutely awesome. The cost would be recouped over a couple of years at todays produce prices. Very inspiring.
Nice Walipini. Looks like Jonathan is planning his work for this spring, besides everything else. Was that your halos or the smoke from the gears spinning so rapidly in your heads? Thank you for this video Nate, Jonathan and Kylene, you gave me something else to covet and lust after. Happy trails!
should watch "citric in the snow"
Seems like a run on Curtis Stones Greenhouse in Canada
If you put a berm to the north side of the greenhouse and plant bamboo on that it'll create even more of a buffer
A walipini greenhouse is perfect when you live close to the equator because the sun is perpendicular to the greenhouse but more north you are and less sun you have on the ground of the greenhouse. While the soil is warmer with depth it does not compensate enough for the lack of light if you are located in the north like me, 45 parallel. However adding a geothermal system is a great improvement.
It all depends on angles, that’s why the south facing area accepting sun is so low. You draw a line from the sun during the winter soltice through the sketched design to make sure two things - the light can get through on the south side and that it hits a thermal mass on the interior backside. The width of the greenhouse, the height of the walipini, the angle of the sun accepting area, and how low to the ground the sun accepting area is can be designed to fit any latitude. There are some cool designs people have done in Canada, I’m north of this video’s locations but you can search videos and design depending on your location
Really hoping we get to build our greenhouse this year! Plans have been made, we just need some guys with skills. Backhoe skills, concrete skills…
I have a very small solar powered greenhouse based on two metal frame double pane windows. Here in Canada with my hobby citrus.
Looks freaken expensive
Ha! I drive Old vehicles as a trade off😂
If you provide the labour and can do a lot of the stuff yourself it doesn't have to be. You can also give it less features.
@@mantihomesteadhave you thought about growing mushrooms beneath the paths?
WHERE did you buy the 55 gal drums?
@TheProvidentPrepper @mantihomestead Are the long external intake tubes drawing passively, or does that require powered fans?
I saw another design that used fans to blow the vents. Did he use that? What does he mean off-grid? Did he design it to function so it needed no electricity or does he use solar energy to get the electricity he needs to run the greenhouse? The fans would require electricity.
Wonderfully done design. But you didn't talk about the birds! Now that's cool to have an aviary in your greenhouse! Does it help with the bugs?
Yes! They help a lot with aphids! And so fun!!!
Hi
Are those vents without fans? Just working fine passively?
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Yes, we just use them passively. They are mainly valuable during the winter time when we are still needing to exhaust some of the heat without pulling in freezing temperatures from outside. On my channel under the playlist, I have some video showing the construction and it includes the vent systems.
What about pollination? Are there bees in there as well?
Yes we have mason bees and the finches help some with pollinating, in the winter we do some hand pollinating. We are looking to expand our mason bees, mantis’ etc
Fascinating! Are the birds that are in there okay if they go outside again with such extreme temperatures?
They stay in year round:)
Can you please give me an idea on how to storage food in a basement in small place
Hi Kelly.
So is the basement dry or damp and musty?
If the latter (damp, musty), you simply can't really use that space.
If it's dry (all year round), then it's just space and you can use it like any other space.
So, initially, vacuum sealed bags, jars, and put the bags in plastic boxes (large ones) and simply stack.
You might want to number the boxes, and keep a written record of inventory, including use by dates.
As the stores build you can obtain shelving units (aka, racking) and put stock up on the shelves.
Hope this helps.
How do you get rid of afids?
We have found that zebra finches are fantastic to help top down the aphids. On my channel you’ll see them flying around all the time :-)
My best fix was the miracle grow bottle, a half inch of Dawn dish detergent and use the usual hose method. The aphids refused the nasty taste and by noon the ants were so disappointed at no honey they removed them alllll before nightfall. It was completely finished for the entire summer even though rains washed away the soap.
@@charlanpennington3989yellow solo cups with a thin layer of Vaseline on the outside, put upside down on a stake just above plants traps them like crazy as well.
So is the Vaseline inside and outside the cup and they stick to it?
@@charlanpennington3989I just put it on the outside. Never thought to put it inside as well.
Here's another one similar. th-cam.com/video/g1lCprUWqVE/w-d-xo.html
Why couldn't we see your breath when you were in 6-degree temps.
Good for growing vegetables but you cant have actual mature fruit trees
CFYT