I wrapped my plants in this kind of plastic. (HDX 10 ft. x 25 ft. Clear 6 mil Plastic Sheeting-RSHD610-25C - The Home Depot) i know it's not technically for greenhouses but i was wondering of it would work for me. I wrapped it in anticipation of harsh weather coming my way. I don't plan to keep the heavy green tarp on top, I need to get something to pitch it and then o have more plastic to go on top. I've been told that it would get too hot in there. I live on Maine and this time of year the temps are 60-70 during the day and 50-60 at night, if not lower at night. I don't have it super tight. The gaps between each wall of the kennels are exposed, there's a window hole in the door, and underneath the kennel walls are exposed. I'm also wondering if light will emit enough through the plastic. Sent from my SM-G930V using Grasscity Forum mobile app
That's the same plastic I use. Normally I get about two years out of it before replacing. Eventually the sun will weaken it, then the wind will just rip it up. Planning to up my game this season. Temporarily under construction. Gotta wait, it's raining today. I live at the beach in California. Mostly in the 70*f range, but small heat wave in the summer. (possible 90's, but don't last long) I don't close it up completely air tight. My goal is to shelter from the rain and drizzling fog. The best advice I can give you is prepare for wind. Build to hurricane standards if you can.