Greenhouse in July

[Roy]

You can Mike but causes excessive shading on lower plants. Also dripping water from the top plants onto lower plants can cause rot. L x W is key, the height is great, no problem there.

[Keysguy]

You realise this area is far too small Mike, extension will be required in near future.. Addiction hasn't kicked in at all yet..

LOL- I was thinking the same thing Roy.
Mike probably thinks he's got room for another 100 plants in there. Until they start growing........
Enjoy the addiction Mike!

[Chris in Hamilton]

Chris, the plan was to build it attached but the city had extra hoops for me to jump through to accomplish that. I ended up building it six feet away from my homes rear double doors so at some point I can build a covered "walkway" between the two. I'll take a pic from the house and post here.

I was going to attach mine but the city demands a 4" deep foundation. That alone was going to cost a little less than $30,000 so had to change the plan I've been working on for the last couple of years. Can you say piffed oss?

[Mike H]

Addiction set in a while back, I actually had 75+ plants when the greenhouse went up, I'm over 100 at this point.
Soooo, I have room back in the house for at least 75 more plants
I know you guys are ribbing me, the pictures do make the greenhouse look a bit narrow but it is actually 12' X 18', not as large as I would have ideally wanted but then I'm not made of money either. I do need some cash left over to buy more orchids

[Barunario]

Whoa, that's a nice looking greenhouse, Mike! Well done! All your plants look comfortable in there

I've always wanted to have something like this (greenhouse attached to my own house)!

[Azizan]

Yes, it's Doritaenopsis Queen Beer 'Monteform'

Just Phalaenopsis now, easy peasy.