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Uncle Doss · March 21, 2016

The frost on the outside was just at the ends over the bows, but that was enough to scare me. Now the sun is up, I need to dry it out some in there. Last time I walked out there (about an hour ago) it was 47 degrees inside, and raining.

I know some farmers of different crops (grapes, strawberries, flowers, etc) will mist their crops to protect them from frost, that was the hope I had for protecting the plants in there. I figured that much humidity, everything would be coated in a film of water, it was.

Now I think I better turn on the fans and try to exhaust some humidity. the one exhaust fan is 4600 cfm, lets hope that helps

March 21, 2016	#52
Uncle Doss Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2016 Location: zone 5b/6a Posts: 134	The frost on the outside was just at the ends over the bows, but that was enough to scare me. Now the sun is up, I need to dry it out some in there. Last time I walked out there (about an hour ago) it was 47 degrees inside, and raining. I know some farmers of different crops (grapes, strawberries, flowers, etc) will mist their crops to protect them from frost, that was the hope I had for protecting the plants in there. I figured that much humidity, everything would be coated in a film of water, it was. Now I think I better turn on the fans and try to exhaust some humidity. the one exhaust fan is 4600 cfm, lets hope that helps __________________ Anything in life worth doing is worth over-doing. Moderation is for cowards.