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#WinterGrowing encourages indoor gardening enthusiasts to share tips, tricks, and inspiration for nurturing plants during the colder months, promoting creativity, sustainability, and connection through vibrant plant growth even in winter.
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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