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Build a working mini greenhouse from scrap wood and plastic sheeting for about $10. A simple frame, plastic cover, and internal shelf can hold hundreds of plants, making it a cheap temporary growing space while you plan something bigger.
Build a working mini greenhouse from scrap wood and plastic sheeting for about $10. A simple frame, plastic cover, and internal shelf can hold hundreds of plants, making it a cheap temporary growing space while you plan something bigger.
Hey guys, welcome back to the channel. Today we're going to take a look at my simple $10 mini greenhouse build. Used just some old recycled lumber around the house. Um, hardware store was able to get the plastic covering for I think about $10. And, uh, waiting to get glass for to complete a much larger greenhouse attached to the other side of the house. But, um, just kind of interesting. We want to take a look inside and see basically how we did this. Anybody can do this. It's pretty simple. Okay, so inside of here we built a little shelf so that we can have a little grow bed area for the plants. And just used a series of just old things around the house, recycled materials. I mean, you can pretty much use anything. You can use 2x4 stakes, posts, anything that can create a top for your canopy or the plastic. Right? And just grow beds with different crops growing out there. For a temporary measure, I think it works pretty darn good. I can get hundreds of plants in here, which is not bad. Not bad for $10. I'll probably do several more. And the purpose of that for me is just going to be until I can complete my growth.
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