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<p>Severninoc: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Headline text ==<br /> I have a cherry tree and I want to move it....when and how can I do it?</div>

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<p>Severninoc: /* Ventilation */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Main Page]]<br /> <br /> [[Methods of cultivation]] <br /> <br /> Basic Requirements to be considered when growing under glass.<br /> <br /> ==Temperature &amp; heating==<br /> <br /> Electric heaters<br /> <br /> These are usually very efficient and effective and quite easy to install. There are several types from tubular heaters, fan heaters and warming cables, either air or soil.<br /> <br /> ===Good points===<br /> <br /> *Clean<br /> *Keeps air circulating<br /> *No fuel storage needed<br /> *Dry heat, reduces the chance of fungus<br /> *Easily controlled e.g. thermostats, timers<br /> <br /> ===Bad points===<br /> <br /> *Requires electricity which can be expensive to install.<br /> *Expensive to run, although other forms of heating are no longer the cheap alternative that they used to be.<br /> *Possibities of power cuts.<br /> *Chance of damaging the cable run to the greenhouse with a spade etc.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Ventilation==<br /> Hydraulic systems that will automatically open and close windows.<br /> <br /> ==Humidity==<br /> <br /> ==Pests &amp; Diseases==<br /> <br /> ==Light and shading==<br /> <br /> ==Hygiene==<br /> <br /> ==Feeding==<br /> <br /> ==Planting==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Planting choices<br /> <br /> === Growbags and Pots===<br /> === Directly into the border===<br /> === Ring Culture===<br /> <br /> A shallow trench is dug out in a border, lined with polythene and filled in with gravel (a large gravel filled tray can also be used). A nine-inch bottomless pot is filled with soil, planted with the tomato seedling and placed on the gravel bed. <br /> <br /> The tomatoes are watered from the bottom via the gravel bed and fed via the pot. This way the tomatoes have a free draining system with water and feed available to the plants as and when they need to take it up.<br /> At the end of the year, remove the plants and pots. Fill a watering can with jaye&#039;s fluid, dilute as per the instructions, and water the gravel to kill off any germs and disease. One disease free greenhouse.<br /> <br /> <br /> ===A mix of 2 &amp; 3===<br /> <br /> [[Image:Ring culture.jpg]]<br /> [[image:Ring Culture1.jpg]]</div>

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