Cleaning up the greenhouse

Started by meg_gordon, October 14, 2009, 19:24:26

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meg_gordon

I've had a good summer with my first greenhouse - learned a lot.  Although I was lucky enough not to get blight, some of the tomatoes and leaves did get covered in a grey mould, and I had to throw them out.  I am now wanting to clean up ready to put some winter lettuce, radish etc - I am going to use a smoke tin and a good washing out with Armillatox, but is there anything else I should do with the stone chips in the borders?

Meg

meg_gordon


cleo

Apart from washing the glass/scrubbing the polytunnel I do very little else-and I haven`t used `smoke` for many years now.

I like the spiders that live there and a bit of soft soap now and again seems to deal with any white fly.

But maybe I`m just lazy/lucky?--no disease problems at all((I wish I had not posted that--next year I will probably get the lot ;D)

meg_gordon

Quote from: cleo on October 15, 2009, 17:38:48
Apart from washing the glass/scrubbing the polytunnel I do very little else-and I haven`t used `smoke` for many years now.

I like the spiders that live there and a bit of soft soap now and again seems to deal with any white fly.

But maybe I`m just lazy/lucky?--no disease problems at all((I wish I had not posted that--next year I will probably get the lot ;D)

Thanks for coming back to me Cleo - it was the grey mould stuff I was worrying about - incase spores were snuggling into the stone chips in the borders.

Meg

flowerofshona2007

I use a steam cleaner in mine, kills everything and uses no chemicals.

meg_gordon

Quote from: flowerofshona2007 on October 15, 2009, 21:57:19
I use a steam cleaner in mine, kills everything and uses no chemicals.

Fantastic idea - I have one of those in the loft - I'll dig it out later today.  Thanks flowerofshona2007

Meg

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