Bit of a longer video than usual, but I wanted to cover as much of the process as possible. If you have any questions about this system, drop a comment and I'll try to answer it!
Your videos are the best! I like that you show all the difficulties that any regular person will probably experience as well, so we know exactly what to expect!
Is the base of this green house dug out into the ground? What's the idea behind that? Is there some benefits regarding temperature or moisture? Or just to keep height above ground to a minimum?
Yes, it is dug out quite a bit. Almost 80cm at one end of the greenhouse. It was mostly to even out the terrain, make room for proper drainage beneath it (packed gravel and a drain trench into a stone chest), but also to keep the height above ground to a minimum :) We gained about 50cm extra height, which is great! :)
I have a question. Can you leave the black hose in the winter outside if you remove the water? So you dont need to install it all over. Ive seen your vid where the grey thing was not winterproof. But the rest is?
Noticed the same thing. I had some problems with dirt getting into the taps though, so after rinsing them out they worked better. But I agree, it's super tricky to adjust them to find some kind of middle ground / low pressure setting.
Hello fella , my grand dad is having a big fruit tree garden consisting more than 150 trees, unfortunately he isn't willing or open to any type of improvement. I was wondering will this device will be useful for a big land ot would you recommend me any alternative way of watering.
Wow, that's a lot of trees to water! I think you need something on a more industrial grade for that, this is more for smaller plants. Not sure what to recommend to be honest, that's a bit out of my league. Good luck! :)
I have just bought 180ft (Apprx 52mtrs)of the smaller hose and it would make more sense to only use it in one length, instead of cutting small lenght to be attached to the thicker hose. Unfortunately, I could not find any answer to this online.
Thanks for your comment! You can probably get it at any large hardware store, or buy it online :) I have a video where I test a few dewalt knives if you're interested: ruclips.net/video/-NEafJXOwOM/видео.html
@@brunocauchon2852 I like it very much. Especially the feature that lets me trigger the watering session depending on soil moisture, that's perfect for giving the plants just the right amount of water. Thinking about getting more sensors though, to measure the moisture level more accurate around the garden.
1:00 kinda korrekt :-D Gardena GmbH, based in Ulm, Germany, is a manufacturer of gardening tools and has been a subsidiary of the Swedish Husqvarna Group since 2007. With an annual sales of 8,343 million Swedish krona (approximately 790 million euros) in 2019, Gardena is the European market leader. ref: wiki
@@TryingToBuildStuff you should consider making a video an update on the watering system. Does not need to be long. Incl video on your greenhouse build, type etc.
And here's a short video on the custom greenhouse wall: ruclips.net/video/c6hlFFJvIJs/видео.html Didn't record the construction of the whole greenhouse tho, but I'm not taking it down to put it back up again just to make a video, sorry 😅
Bought it from my local gardening store, but it's also available online :) www.gardena.com/uk/products/watering/water-controls/smart-water-control-set/967649401/
Bit of a longer video than usual, but I wanted to cover as much of the process as possible. If you have any questions about this system, drop a comment and I'll try to answer it!
Your videos are the best! I like that you show all the difficulties that any regular person will probably experience as well, so we know exactly what to expect!
Thank you so much!
Small tip,if you dip the tubing in some warm/hot water they slide on way easier
Great tip, thanks! :)
Fantastic video and super high quality, full of useful tips
Thanks! Appreciate the feedback :)
Is the base of this green house dug out into the ground? What's the idea behind that? Is there some benefits regarding temperature or moisture? Or just to keep height above ground to a minimum?
Yes, it is dug out quite a bit. Almost 80cm at one end of the greenhouse. It was mostly to even out the terrain, make room for proper drainage beneath it (packed gravel and a drain trench into a stone chest), but also to keep the height above ground to a minimum :) We gained about 50cm extra height, which is great! :)
I have a question. Can you leave the black hose in the winter outside if you remove the water? So you dont need to install it all over. Ive seen your vid where the grey thing was not winterproof. But the rest is?
Appreciate u going through all rough patches with us haha
Always!
Is it a solenoid on/off switch that creates water hammer?
Yes, I believe it is! :)
It seems like the Gardena small flow/pressure control taps are not good at providing a low pressure. They are either off or on very high.
Noticed the same thing. I had some problems with dirt getting into the taps though, so after rinsing them out they worked better. But I agree, it's super tricky to adjust them to find some kind of middle ground / low pressure setting.
Nice video! Kinda like this format too
Thanks! Probably going to mix it up going forward, depending on the topic :)
The best review yet :)
Thank you! I really appreciate your feedback! 😊
Hello fella , my grand dad is having a big fruit tree garden consisting more than 150 trees, unfortunately he isn't willing or open to any type of improvement. I was wondering will this device will be useful for a big land ot would you recommend me any alternative way of watering.
Wow, that's a lot of trees to water! I think you need something on a more industrial grade for that, this is more for smaller plants. Not sure what to recommend to be honest, that's a bit out of my league. Good luck! :)
You could use the Gardena drip hose
is it possible use the thin line for everything?
I have just bought 180ft (Apprx 52mtrs)of the smaller hose and it would make more sense to only use it in one length, instead of cutting small lenght to be attached to the thicker hose. Unfortunately, I could not find any answer to this online.
Thank for your video nice knife by the way do you know where i can buy it thank
Thanks for your comment! You can probably get it at any large hardware store, or buy it online :) I have a video where I test a few dewalt knives if you're interested: ruclips.net/video/-NEafJXOwOM/видео.html
but it did not cut the cable ties?!? it looked very dull haha
@@TryingToBuildStuff by the way do you like the Gardens for your garden my concern is to over watering my veggies
@@brunocauchon2852 I like it very much. Especially the feature that lets me trigger the watering session depending on soil moisture, that's perfect for giving the plants just the right amount of water. Thinking about getting more sensors though, to measure the moisture level more accurate around the garden.
1:00 kinda korrekt :-D Gardena GmbH, based in Ulm, Germany, is a manufacturer of gardening tools and has been a subsidiary of the Swedish Husqvarna Group since 2007. With an annual sales of 8,343 million Swedish krona (approximately 790 million euros) in 2019, Gardena is the European market leader. ref: wiki
Oh, interesting! Well, I do like Husqvarna, so that's great! 😁 Thanks for the info!
@@TryingToBuildStuff of coz you do :-P
@@TryingToBuildStuff you should consider making a video an update on the watering system. Does not need to be long. Incl video on your greenhouse build, type etc.
I did an update like 2-3 weeks ago :) ruclips.net/video/aRq9m10PgLI/видео.html
And here's a short video on the custom greenhouse wall: ruclips.net/video/c6hlFFJvIJs/видео.html
Didn't record the construction of the whole greenhouse tho, but I'm not taking it down to put it back up again just to make a video, sorry 😅
It’s brilliant how many times you get wet 🤣
Haha 😂
Thank you
Imagine testing these little sprinklers in glasses 😅
where did you buy this?
Bought it from my local gardening store, but it's also available online :)
www.gardena.com/uk/products/watering/water-controls/smart-water-control-set/967649401/
8 pants were changed during the production of this video.
😂
Gardena is owned by Husqvarna, a swedish Company.
Hah, that's cool!
I don’t understand Swedish but I damned well speak it