greenhouse or not

[diesel15]

hello to all im completely new to growing but i read alot on it but im trying to decide on wether to grow in a greenhouse or in the open air im growing serious seeds ak 47, bubblegum, and white russian any replies would be greatly appreciated

 

[delstele]

If you have the land for a green house that's how I would do it..

 

[diesel15]

thanks for the reply so fast so what about if i cleared some trees in a forest would that be good or would that be to suspicious

 

[dirrtyd]

thanks for the reply so fast so what about if i cleared some trees in a forest would that be good or would that be to suspicious

Depends on what State you are in. Why would you put it in a clearing its a greenhouse?

 

[goosecomander]

if your going with a green house then u need to do it around your house a green house in the middle of the woods just screams come bust me ..

 

[siccmade420]

very true

 

[diesel15]

thanks for the replies ill just do it in the open and spend the extra money on soil

 

[dukeofbaja]

Suppose you had a spot in a wide open field that gets ulimited sun. Suppose that spot were in the Portland Oregon area and so hasd long days during summer. Would it be a good idea to use a greenhouse in that case, so that they don't get TOO much sun?

Threadjack!

 

[goosecomander]

thanks for the reply so fast so what about if i cleared some trees in a forest would that be good or would that be to suspicious

If you have the land for a green house that's how I would do it..

Suppose you had a spot in a wide open field that gets ulimited sun. Suppose that spot were in the Portland Oregon area and so hasd long days during summer. Would it be a good idea to use a greenhouse in that case, so that they don't get TOO much sun?

Threadjack!

theres no such thing as to much sun. the more sun the better.

 

[siccmade420]

again, very true

 

[dukeofbaja]

I was worried that I may not be able to visit often enough to water if it gets all day sun. Plus, it would be nice to have a greenhouse just in case the rain/cold comes earlier in the autumn than expected. I theorized a greenhouse with its east/southeast facing side exposed would be best so that the sun will dry off the morning dew that we get every morning (preventing loss due to mold/bud rot) yet shade it a bit as the hot days drag on.

Just a stoned thought, no experience to back it up

 

[stillgamble]

if it get to hot in ur green house wont that kill the plant? im in ca and it can be in the 70s this time of year. prob a dumb ? but im a noobie thx for any help