Very healthy looking sturdy plants!

JohnF

Those are good looking plants.

I am interested in your set-up. It looks similar in size and scope to what I hope to create. The containers have the same size and shape as do the cat litter storage containers that I use for some plants. What was their original purpose and did you paint these white?

Also on your greenhouse- what are the dimensions? I want to build one that is approx 7Wx12Lx10H and mainly use it to overwinter plants. It would be made of similar material on the sides and top.
Is that a sun filtering fabric on top of yours? Is there any problem keeping it cool enough in summer, warm enough in winter?

Hi Keith, great looking plants, i also have some in pots in an organic, container planting mix that are looking great also. What are you using for a planting mix? Fertilizers? Etc Etc Etc /

what a great setup, big healthy plants, those tomatoes in the front? Very nice GH too, anything edible in there?

congrats,
-Ethan

Thanks!
I use Compost I buy from the city of Ann Arbor $25 a yard. The city won a National award for the composting program. The stuff is PH balanced and ready to go you can plant directly with it.
I then add 1/2 left over soil from last year and a Poultry Based (poop), time released fertilizer 4-5-7 looks like rabbit pellets (food). I also add Perlite and Vermiculite. Once Plants start to blossom I pinch off first few blossoms, I then use Alaska Mor-bloom 0-10-10. I use this at 50% for 2 waterings. The Plants just explode. I also collect and use rain water for most of my watering. Completely Organic.
In the green house I have Tomatoes and Peppers the peppers don't do as well in the greenhouse they get leggy and do not produce well. In summer too much sun hard to regulate. Some types do better than others.
Keith

Here is a link that might be useful: Mor-bloom