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Tee Gee

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They have survived
« on: May 21, 2018, 12:08:01 »
As I mentioned under another thread I felt yesterday afternoon I might have lost lots of my plants in the greenhouse well I pleased  :icon_cheers: to write back that out of the sixty or so plants I may have lost two. I have left the poorly ones in place where I might leave them for a couple of days to see if they recover if not I am glad to say I have a few spares that I can replace them with.

So all in all I am quite relieved :sunny:

This is the state of play when I left them half an hour ago:

ancellsfarmer

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Re: They have survived
« Reply #1 on: May 21, 2018, 13:24:15 »
Very happy to hear they have survived. Its always a dilemma if one needs to absent.
 Next time you are at Tatton show, look around to find  a watering system you can make.
 Currently mulling the potential to construct a drip system controlled by a modified auto window vent device. Temperature up = progressive operation of valve to open and then close when cooler. Patent pending!!
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