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From the Ground Up

To protect the ground beneath, and to ensure a stable foundation, wood, concrete, and even brick can be used to create an underlayment for a healthy, happy greenhouse.

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Designing your Greenhouse

The central goals of all greenhouses remain the same, regardless of the particulars. 

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Dreaming of Greener Houses

Thinking about building your own greenhouse? It can be overwhelming to think about where to start.

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How Does a Greenhouse Work?

Modern greenhouses can range from gigantic, tree-housing glass and steel habitats to miniature, backyard DIY set-ups

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What’s a Greenhouse?

A greenhouse is a beautiful and serene place to see magic at work. 

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Is Aeroponics Right for Me?

Aeroponics can vary widely in its level of complication and automation

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Propagation in Aeroponics

Plants growing through aeroponics get all their needs met through nutrient-rich mist, directly applied to the naked roots. 

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Cleaning your Aeroponics System

Since aeroponics is so heavily reliant on pumps and sprinkler heads, any mineral build-up or subsequent clogs can wreak havoc on a sensitive system.

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Aeroponic Maintenance

Air is incredibly good for plants. The more oxygen that a plant gets access to, the healthier and faster the plant will grow. 

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Kinds of Aeroponics

Low pressure systems rely on a simple pump, like those found in ponds or backyard fountains.

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Vertical Farming Aeroponics Explained

Vertical farming is a burgeoning form of aeroponics that is quickly becoming very popular thanks to its many, many benefits.

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Basics of Aeroponic Design

Aeroponics is specifically designed in order to maximize the amount of oxygen exposure that each plant receives. 

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Why Aeroponics?

In natural environments, plants must extend their roots far and wide in order to find pockets of nutrients within the nearby soil.

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What is Aeroponics?

Aeroponics is a unique form of agriculture which grows vegetables, flowers, or other plants in a soilless, medium less, environment.

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Can I Convert My Greenhouse to Geothermal?

It’s great to hear about all the advantages of Geothermal heating for greenhouses, but what good is it if you’ve already got one 

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Will a Geothermal Greenhouse Work for Me?

To most people in the world, "geothermal energy" means steaming hot water in very isolated areas that power hot springs 

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How Much Does a Geothermal Greenhouse Cost?

Just like any product, there is a wide range of costs, depending on how basic you’re willing to go or whether bells and whistles promise to make your life easier. 

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How Can I Make Geothermal Work for Me?

Whatever system you use to heat your greenhouse, it’s important to provide as much insulation as reasonably possible. 

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How do Geothermal Greenhouses Work?

Geo-air systems rely on low-tech designs for a simple, affordable, easy-to maintain and cheap-to-operate geothermal heating and cooling. 

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How do Sunken Greenhouses Work?

There are several ways that greenhouses can take advantage of geothermal heating, and each type has its own set of advantages.

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Why Use Geothermal Heating in Greenhouses?

The primary purpose of a greenhouse is to keep an environment conducive to sprouting, growing and fruiting plants, separate from local conditions.

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Can Geothermal Energy Heat a Greenhouse?

Water and soil below ground contain a vast reservoir of thermal energy, thanks to the natural heat emanating from the magma layers stretching thousands of miles below the earth’s crust. 

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What is a Geothermal Greenhouse? Part 2

Almost any kind of dense mass absorbs heat as it is exposed to sunlight. 

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What is a Geothermal Greenhouse? Part 1

Greenhouses, at the most fundamental level, are simply buildings designed to protect tender or out-of-season plants from damaging cold

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Reservoir Dog Days

Like with any body of water, benefits do come with some risk. 

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