I have a 8ft by 6ft green house with 4 wilma drip systems and a small Autopot system (dual and single pot).

I will be the first to admit that Autopots aren’t cheap but have been impressed with the results and the easy of use.

This Autopot system is growing some tomatoes, cucumbers and a grap vine. The cucumbers and tomatoes have gone wild.  The tomatoes grew to the apex of the green house before collasping under the weight of the tomatoes and cucumbers.

The wilam drip systems are great but the pots are bit to close together, so I decided to build a new 8ft by 6ft green house and using the Autopot 8ft x 6ft Greenhouse design using qty 12  2Pot Extension Kits.

Contents
12x 2Pot Extension Kits
1x 220ltr Water Butt, inc Tap
1x 220ltr Water Butt Stand
2x 16mm pipe (Hosepipe, 10meters)
1x Click-fit connector, 16mm
2x 16mm In-line tap
6x 16mm x 6mm connectors
1x 16mm Tee connector
1x 16mm Elbow connector

After much deleberation I have decided to purchase another B&Q green house. My first greenhouse was a B&Q green house and works well even after 8 years. I was thinking about a polytunnel but the neighbours didn’t seem to be to impressed.

The greenhouse will be orentiated east to west , but has some shade after 4pm from neighbours trees and later our house.

More Articles.

1. Building Green house foundations/base

2. Building Green house frame

3. Glazing Green House

4. Installing Autopot system

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