Update #2 on my DIY GEOTHERMAL Greenhouse

Watch a video about the making of my geothermal greenhouse:
   • The Story of Building my GEOTHERMAL Greenh...  

Links to products in video:
Bug screen: https://amzn.to/43iIJqf
Heated hose: https://amzn.to/3ILO2pY
The inline G.A.H.T. fan: https://amzn.to/3BkI0YR
The air circulation fan: https://amzn.to/3qFhnsG
AC Infinity controler: https://amzn.to/3rLbieQ

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A few years ago, I embarked on the journey of upgrading my leaky kit greenhouse into a geothermal oasis, and the transformation has been remarkable. Join me as I showcase the sustainable features and innovative changes that have allowed me to enjoy four seasons of thriving plants in the challenging climate of New England Zone 6B.

In this tour, I'll walk you through the recent updates, such as the new bug curtain with a magnetic catch, which has made maintenance a breeze. Explore the wide array of cool weather vegetables, including Tom Thumb lettuce, Marvel of Four Seasons lettuce, kale, broccoli, sweet peas, and green beans. Marvel at the thriving strawberries, radishes, seedlings, and the exciting vertical habit squash, Rise and Shine. I'll also provide insights into the geothermal system, leveraging cool air in summer and warm air in winter for optimal conditions.

Discover the secrets of my geothermal greenhouse's design, including the use of free materials like pallet wood shingles and repurposed windows. I'll also unveil the raised bed made with Gabion baskets, which efficiently stores heat during the colder months. Additionally, I'll share the upgrades made to the water supply system, ensuring a safe and warm water source even during chilly temperatures.

Don't miss out on this extraordinary greenhouse tour, filled with practical tips, insights, and inspiration for anyone interested in sustainable gardening and the wonders of geothermal technology. Like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to stay updated with my latest videos. Your support is greatly appreciated!