The mini greenhouses we made seemed to be working so well and produced many healthy looking little cucumber plants. The cukes were beautiful and I was just getting ready to permanently remove the tops from the mini greenhouses. But I waited a day too late. They ended up getting baked and wilting which was a big disappointment. A few may survive but this was another one of those lessons the hard way. But something was learned at least.
The other big disappointment was these low pressure soaker hoses that I spent so much time installing. Once mulch goes on top of them, they stop working and clog up with the dust from the mulch. A complete waste of time and money. Fortunately these (Mr. Drip / Mr. Soaker Hose) were bought from Amazon and I'll be able to get a refund. It will just be a real pain to pull them out of the dirt and put them in a box to return.
It's virtually impossible to find others using them. One person said hers stopped working which made me suspicious and had me monitoring the hoses closely until I determined they were complete junk. Now it's back to the drawing board to come up with a hands free irrigation system to keep our plants watered.
The Florida Bee Farm" is a mini eco-farm located in Clearwater Florida and completely solar powered. Our eleven hives of pampered (spoiled) honey bees produce delicious local honey. We utilize organic growing methods with naturally made compost and tonics to repel pests. Irrigation system fed by a rain barrel collection system powered by solar electric.
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