Looks great! Your greenhouse is always impressive, Steve. What size fabric pots are you using? And did you get rid of your grapes? I think I remember you being a big fan of summer muscat.
Over the years your greenhouse has changed a lot! Many people think i have a huge yard, wish i did. Outside conditions are more stable here, so it makes sense to go that way here. If I had a greenhouse it would probably be a simple one. Maybe one day.
I hope this isn’t a rude question, but do you do this professionally or does it remain a hobby? It’s amazing! The number of people on this forum I would consider masters of growing stuff is astonishing. You guys and gals rock!
Wow Steve, I’m surprised to hear that your best pluots are at risk for hatchet pruning (I assume the nectarines are safe?). Have you had difficulty getting good pollenation even with the bees you order or is it just too much of a hassle?
I would still have outside trees. The brix is as high or higher outside when I get fruit.
Not rude at all. Thank you for the compliment…!! It’s been just a hobby but I do have a fig nursery business. I’m expanding that so at least a few things may go.
The bees do good work. It would save some work and expense. Dropping the chill cycle would save on heating and cooling. However that would probably get canceled out by heating in late winter to benefit the figs.
I need more of those. They come from ranchers who get feed supplements in large plastic tubs with lids. I’ve looked on ebay and amazon for a source. Think I’ll need to buy direct from a local rancher if I can find one.
Would like to see you here forever. I have been reading your advice and comments since GW,.and planted a lot of the available “sweet” fruits you recommended. Very beautiful greenhouse.
This is so awesome! I keep telling myself one day I want to have similar setup.
Also thank you for your advice and those posts are really inspirational. for example: the relation between plant size, container size and available water.