Greenhouse and Channel Update - Fall 2022
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Greenhouse sales this year were a smash up through the first half of July and then the summer heat kicked in. That's just one of the down sides to a greenhouse, you don't grow much in them during the summer when their purpose is to capture heat.
This video also covers the new direction and focus for this channel in a bit more detail. If you subscribed to this channel for the homebrew and distillation stuff, you'll have to subscribe to my personal channel linked at the top of this channel's home page and the About page.
Made using a DJI Pocket 2 Camera and DJI Mini 2 Drone with KdenLive video editor under Linux.
Heee, great to see You back alive and kicking
Thanks! Just barely alive and kicking. As I mentioned in the video I just uploaded today, the Wu-Flu finally caught me and I haven't got all my senses together right now. Bizarre how that crap affected me more mentally than physically.
That camera looks great Larry. Will suss it out as I like the DJI gimbals.
I found the cucamelon took ages to set fruit even here. Have you got pollinators in the hoop house? Is the cucumber you have self fertile?
I like the still content as well, just don't have the time to set one up at the moment.
Cheers mate 🍻
The camera was well worth the money and not much of a learning curve. It still has some features that I haven't explored. The wireless mic luckily has a 3.5mm jack on it so you can plug in a separate lavaliere mic, I'm not crazy about those little DJI or Rode transmitter boxes clipped to your collar.
Pollinators can get in there through the air intake openings and I find them in there often, so I'm not sure if they have found the cucamelon flowers or not. The other cucumber seeds were sold as "greenhouse cucumbers" so I'm sure that's why those are so productive.
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Cheers Larry.
@@RobsAquaponics Just went to do more cleanup work and I see that the cucamelons do actually have fruits starting, they're just really small. Barely the size of a bean.