[MJPassion]

If ya dig these corugated plastic green house panels, Google "farm tek" for the best prices I've found.

I bought one of those Harbor Freight greenhouses & it was absolute crap for my location. After purchasing it I saw a friends that was identical get imploded by a gust of wind. A more robust frame might have avoided the problem.

No personal experience with the Solex brand however.

[stoned-trout]

farmtek rules... I once had 4 of their greenhouses...their woven poly covers kick ass..

[barnyard]

farmtek is a great site...those poly covers would make for an easy carport cover...the solexx panels are for an atelier (studio workspace) that has room for a few plants...I need to figure out how to cut the panels and do the joints...one section is a 8'x7' wall with 24" on center stick 2"x4" wood framing that I want to sheath on each side with the 5mm panels...so its two 5mm panel on a 2"x4" frame...should be beefy enough, eh?

[v1ru5]

Originally Posted by barnyard

so its two 5mm panel on a 2"x4" frame...should be beefy enough, eh?

You can give the final construct as your inheritance for your children after you die.

That's how beefy it will be

[Chappi]

Old post but I’ve been looking into this material for years, has anyone tried these recently? I live in socal but looking into an outdoor solution because fuck SDGE and their bullshit energy costs. I figure it takes me at least 1k watts to flower six plants at optimum light, LED tech is still too expensive and would cost me about the same as the solexx to build something decent, while the solexx would be free after initial purchase the LED’s still cost money to run. The only downside is it blocks UV which is known to stimulate the production of certain canabinoids/(terpenes?) including THC, has anyone grown in a greenhouse that blocks uv and seen a difference in their flowers?

[Noonin NorCal]

We have a solexx greenhouse and love it