Hi Dmi813420; I heat mine with a small, electric heater that I have set to automatically turn on at 45 degrees F. and kick off at 48 degrees. This helps the plants get adjusted to the cooler nights so when they're transplanted into the gardens they don't have any shock.
Our friend bought a pellets stove. .his green house is bigger then yours. .I am kinda afraid of some of these electric heater. Afraid of fires. .hope you find something. .maybe a solar panels. .Good luck.
I need help. My back door neighbor heats with a wood stove all winter. They are downhill from me. Almost all their smoke makes its way into my house, causing headache...
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Hi Dmi813420; I heat mine with a small, electric heater that I have set to automatically turn on at 45 degrees F. and kick off at 48 degrees. This helps the plants get adjusted to the cooler nights so when they're transplanted into the gardens they don't have any shock.
Use a portable heater
Our friend bought a pellets stove. .his green house is bigger then yours. .I am kinda afraid of some of these electric heater. Afraid of fires. .hope you find something. .maybe a solar panels. .Good luck.