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Cramming a small greenhouse.

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  • 12-05-2020 7:57pm
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    allycavs
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    Hi

    I've a small 2 tier plastic greenhouse. I've squashed in few plants. So much so that the plants on bottom tier at the back won't get direct sunlight. Is this a bad idea?

    Should I space out plants so they all get proper sun rays through the plastic

    Thanks
    Alan


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    New Home
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    Yes, you should. It'd be like the tube or the dart at peak hours (pre-covid): would you have felt comfortable?


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    allycavs
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    New Home wrote: »
    Yes, you should. It'd be like the tube or the dart at peak hours (pre-covid): would you have felt comfortable?

    Ok good point. It's a small 2 tier green house. 3 on top. 4 on bottom.. all roughly size of hanging baskets. I'll take out 2 from the bottom


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    allycavs wrote: »
    Hi

    I've a small 2 tier plastic greenhouse. I've squashed in few plants. So much so that the plants on bottom tier at the back won't get direct sunlight. Is this a bad idea?

    Should I space out plants so they all get proper sun rays through the plastic

    Thanks
    Alan

    Could you install grow lights on the bottom?


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