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#OverwinteringPlants showcases techniques for protecting plants during winter, including insulation, indoor care, and temperature management. Enthusiasts share tips, success stories, and visuals, cultivating a vibrant community of plant lovers.
Not all frost cloth is created equal and it’s important to know the difference if you’re winter growing! We are forecasted to get down to 4 degrees next week and I personally know my microclimate tend to get a little bit colder than forecasted. We usually have this happen a couple times during the season. It’s a pain but nice to have the right kinds of materials on hand when this kind of weather comes our way. I keep 3 different kinds of frost cloth on hand for times like these. •AG-19 - .55 oz (per sq yd) that provides 4 degrees of protection and still lets in 85% light. •AG-30 - .9 oz (per sq yd) that provides 6 degrees of protection and lets in 70% light. •AG-50 - 1.5 oz (per sq yd) that provides 8 degrees of protection and lets in 50% light. These can be doubled and with each layer adds that amount of protection but less light through. *I tend to use AG-50 the most. Less worrying on my part and more protection. Often times my frost cloth doesn’t have to stay on but a day or two at a time. You can find these materials from @johnnys_seeds or I have found products I’ve ordered from Amazon work just as well. Link in bio 😁 #flowerfarmer #flowerfarm #flowerfarming #wintergrowing #overwintering #overwinteringplants #frostcloth #localflowers #garden
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Not all frost cloth is created equal and it’s important to know the difference if you’re winter growing! We are forecasted to get down to 4 degrees next week and I personally know my microclimate tend to get a little bit colder than forecasted. We usually have this happen a couple times during the season. It’s a pain but nice to have the right kinds of materials on hand when this kind of weather comes our way. I keep 3 different kinds of frost cloth on hand for times like these. •AG-19 - .55 oz (per sq yd) that provides 4 degrees of protection and still lets in 85% light. •AG-30 - .9 oz (per sq yd) that provides 6 degrees of protection and lets in 70% light. •AG-50 - 1.5 oz (per sq yd) that provides 8 degrees of protection and lets in 50% light. These can be doubled and with each layer adds that amount of protection but less light through. *I tend to use AG-50 the most. Less worrying on my part and more protection. Often times my frost cloth doesn’t have to stay on but a day or two at a time. You can find these materials from @johnnys_seeds or I have found products I’ve ordered from Amazon work just as well. Link in bio 😁 #flowerfarmer #flowerfarm #flowerfarming #wintergrowing #overwintering #overwinteringplants #frostcloth #localflowers #garden

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