New High Tunnel

BigVanVader · February 3, 2016

Well tbh I'm just doing it for fun ATM, but I would like to be able to do it full time so I'm getting more serious about it. Working full time makes it hard to "all in" because when it comes down to it I'm gonna play with my kids rather than work 16 hours a day, even if it isn't a sound business decision. That said growing is joy to me and I think it would be a outstanding business for a family.

I feel blessed to have found this site. Threads like this lead me to useful info and I follow that lead. Last year I learned a lot from here and from mother nature, which is why I chose to grow several regional hybrids this coming season.

Hellman's I would love to hear more about your operation like which varieties you grew, how many etc, any knowledge is appreciated and that goes for all of you. I am just getting my feet wet in this whole thing.

February 3, 2016	#11
BigVanVader Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Greenville, South Carolina Posts: 3,099	Well tbh I'm just doing it for fun ATM, but I would like to be able to do it full time so I'm getting more serious about it. Working full time makes it hard to "all in" because when it comes down to it I'm gonna play with my kids rather than work 16 hours a day, even if it isn't a sound business decision. That said growing is joy to me and I think it would be a outstanding business for a family. I feel blessed to have found this site. Threads like this lead me to useful info and I follow that lead. Last year I learned a lot from here and from mother nature, which is why I chose to grow several regional hybrids this coming season. Hellman's I would love to hear more about your operation like which varieties you grew, how many etc, any knowledge is appreciated and that goes for all of you. I am just getting my feet wet in this whole thing. Last edited by BigVanVader; February 3, 2016 at 08:06 PM.