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Good day to all! I soldered a greenhouse-greenhouse here, I want to share it. The greenhouse is soldered from 20mm polypropylene pipes, length 6m., Height 84cm. The result was such a greenhouse-water supply. I drilled 1.5mm holes in the upper pipe. I connected a hose and she watered herself. Bottom discharge of water for the winter. On top, I later pulled the agril and fastened it to the 20mm clamps. Bent pegs will be kept on the lower perimeter, just in case from windage. Of course, you can do without watering, it’s so ... a stormy fantasy. The greenhouse is mainly from the invasion of blackbirds. Well, it turned out to be very budgetary 1200 rubles. If you remove the fittings for irrigation, another minus 100 rubles. Assembly time (soldering) is approximately 4 hours. Videos and photos are attached.

Yes, I soldered the watering from the same pipe, the photo is attached.


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We have lunch at lunch. And we evaporate water in a glass container. If there is little salt, we add it directly to the well, if we add a lot of rainwater there. Yes, recently a sorcerer came to our village, offered some witchcraft kits for checking water. From the demon all this. We burned it.
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Quote: pogranec
Once again "for stupid" -
If you water in the evening or early in the morning, then there is nothing wrong with such watering. Well, you still need to look at the water. If there is a lot of salt, for example, the water dries, but the salt remains on the leaves.

And in the afternoon, some are also watered, in your village?
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And how should you look at the water if you saw “which remains” on the leaves, what should I do? Desalinate? Then everything will be according to science?
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The talk is not about drip irrigation. And it is necessary to loosen, if there is a possibility, that when watering from above that is from below, for example in the holes. And what percentage of the inhabitants of your village switched to drip irrigation? Most of them were watered with holes, sprays, etc. and watered.
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Quote: pogranec
Sergey Nikolaevich,
If you water in the evening or early in the morning, then there is nothing wrong with such watering. Well, you still need to look at the water. If there is a lot of salt, for example, the water dries, but the salt remains on the leaves.

And the crust is formed regularly on the soil, which not only increases the evaporation of moisture, but also prevents the penetration of oxygen. It is necessary to loosen it after each watering. Agronomists, too, only GY-GY learned to speak, and even then out of place.
And strawberries in our area are already departing. We are not saving her from blackbirds, they have not had time to fledge yet. But the sparrows are pestering. Starling thrush will appear in ripening cherries and apples. I personally cover strawberries with a nylon thread net, as for fishing. But from the hot sun and "nasty" rains I cover cucumbers with agril.




A drip irrigation system was laid throughout the site. Each lash of drip irrigation has its own tap connected to a common water conduit system. Water is supplied from an aluminum tank of 600 liters installed at a height of 2.5 meters. What guarantees constant pressure in the system. The capacity is automatically replenished with water from the well. We have no problems with watering for more than 3 years.
After I visited Israel and saw drip watering with my own eyes.
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Sergey Nikolaevich,
If you water in the evening or early in the morning, then there is nothing wrong with such watering. Well, you still need to look at the water. If there is a lot of salt, for example, the water dries, but the salt remains on the leaves.
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With the bottom corner, everything is clear, and at the top with four connections (longitudinal and the top of the arcs) what to do?
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Good day! These are the ones I bought, link below. But it is possible to do without them, a tee is placed at an angle (lying, plane down, to connect the frame), and the tee continues with a 90-degree fitting to raise the arc relative to the tee perpendicularly and that's all ... The only thing is that the outer spans will turn out a little longer.
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Good afternoon!
Last year, I had the idea of ​​soldering a greenhouse from polypropylene pipes instead of a metal frame, but stopped the lack of a fitting for connecting on four sides at the top, as well as for connecting on three sides in the lower corners. In the photo of this frame of the greenhouse you can see such compounds are available, but it is not clear how they are made. Therefore, I ask the author to post a more accurate photo or explanation.
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Well, such watering is harmful, but with what? If the crop is excellent ...
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This is for you ... where the sweet cherry grows ..., nonsense greenhouses, come to the Urals and see what grows in our greenhouses ... yes practically EVERYTHING ..., at the same time ask about ... AGRICULTURE ... we don’t .. who has 10 acres of one strawberry.
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watered with a watering can, also from above NOT under the bush and nothing.


About this Delaussam answered you already:
Only in this case, for strawberries, such watering will be superfluous. This is not such a culture.


I also relied precisely on the fact that strawberries (strawberries) are not planted in greenhouses with us. The greenhouse is for cucumbers and tomatoes. And for them (especially for the second) watering on the leaves is harmful.
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Before that, there was also a greenhouse made of plastic arcs, covered with agril,


So, of course, neatly. You can’t set the arcs very smoothly, and if you set it, then over time, it will skew anyway.))))
We somehow do not have blackbirds. The main pests are starlings. But strawberries ripen in late May and early June, so they are still "not atrocious" especially. They already attack the cherries later - so, with our trees we wind them with a spanbond. (Do you call him "agril"?)
In any case, we somehow have strawberries in the greenhouse - this is nonsense.)))). In order to collect at least a couple of buckets, it is painfully necessary to have large greenhouses.))) And many have 10 acres and more of it ...
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Not for watering, watering came to my head spontaneously, this product is from thrushes-thrushes (we have a lot of them) who love strawberries very much. They will not climb with agril under it.
Prior to that, there was also a greenhouse made of plastic arcs, covered with agril, and so rain poured strawberries through it from above, and when drought, it was watered with a watering can, also from above NOT under the bush and nothing ... strawberries in BULK every year.And in the forest, in the fields, is it also raining, and strawberries and strawberries are watered immediately under the root? I think this is too much ... especially when I look at my collected full buckets of strawberries, with my TOP (rain or from a watering can) watering ..., in any case here, in the Urals. And also ... strawberries like sugar ...
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Did you mean the solution with watering or the design itself from polypropylene pipes?
Both that and another ... And nothing concrete ...)))))
You know how it happens .... I call it a "raw thought" ....
Sometimes, if you "think out" it to the end, then it happens that "exactly the opposite" everything in the design will change ...
As an example .... Here is the “something to eat” in filling the case with water ... And what exactly? ... How to use it? ... Well ... for example, it can warm up there, and then it, warm, can be drained and heated next (I recall; this is all - RAW Thoughts !!!). But then under the ridge you need to run a pipe of large diameter. Accordingly, the weight of the water will also be "not frail" and the side racks will add up - you need to strengthen ...
Again, another crude thought: Let the thick bottom on the sides, and on top. Serve cold to the bottom, and it will rise up through thin vertical ones, where water will be taken. A sort of "hot water collector" ...
And yet: I understood that you can make a greenhouse out of polypropylene, but now I see how it will look ... I mean, looking at the photo, I can already present my construction more or less clearly, with different geometry and others pipe diameters ....
... So, I call this “field of thoughts” an “interesting solution" ... And not a specific product ...
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Quote: Valery
An interesting solution.

Did you mean the solution with watering or the design itself from polypropylene pipes?
If with watering, then it’s rather like no watering ?! If in that, to use pipes, as main? That is also not new.
And if you use this design, it is more likely to use the lower crown (harness), possibly covering it with soil.
As you also noticed.
Only in this case, for strawberries, such watering will be superfluous. This is not such a culture.
Well, the design of such pipes is also not a "eureka".
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An interesting solution. But I, given the small width, would have punched holes not in the upper pipe, but from the inside in the lower side pipes. Watering hot plants on leaves is not entirely good. And so it would turn out something like drip irrigation. Right under the root. True, the box would already be superfluous ... It can be started from the outside, and the fact that the pipes are under the ground will turn out to be saturated with moisture.
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Cool invented. Well done goodgood

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