The main sources of the lost heat in the greenhouse are draft and the structure of the greenhouse. I am going to show you how do I insulate my greenhouse.

Owning a greenhouse is a lot of work, and it can be very costly, especially when it comes to heating it. This is where insulating a greenhouse with bubble wrap can save you a lot of money, especially over the winter time! Keep reading so I can show you exactly how I insulated mine with bubble wrap. I’ll also share a few considerations to keep in mind to ensure success.

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No need to stop growing in the greenhouse just because winter is coming. Learn how to heat greenhouse in winter without electricity!

These are pictures of an excellent hobby greenhouse built by Robert Diken from the New England area. He installed savENRG pipes on his walls to stabilize inside temperatures during times of fluctuating hot and cold conditions. Thank you for sharing your great pictures!

With good insulation, lots of thermal mass and a back up heating you can keep a greenhouse from freezing for winter vegetable growing up north in the cold.

👉 Visit the link attached to see what is the best Greenhouse Flooring! If you build a greenhouse, flooring is one of the more essential aspects to consider. It must allow for proper temperature, drainage, heat insulation, and protection from weeds and pests. It must also be suitable for anything from radiant to solar heat and easy to clean and maintain.

A small hobby greenhouse is an ideal way to extend the growing season as much as three weeks on each end. Winterizing a small hobby greenho...

With good insulation, lots of thermal mass and a back up heating you can keep a greenhouse from freezing for winter vegetable growing up north in the cold.

Growing plants year-round, especially in cooler or fluctuating climates, can be a challenge. However, an underground greenhouse, also known as a ‘walipini’ or ‘pit greenhouse’, offers a sustainable solution. Leveraging the Earth’s natural insulation, these greenhouses maintain more consistent temperatures, protecting plants from harsh weather conditions and extending the growing season.