Plants vs. The Polar Vortex: Who Will Survive?

Disaster struck my greenhouse! The coldest night of the year hit, and my heater decided to take a vacation...permanently. I woke up to a frozen jungle, and my precious plants were on the brink of death. This video is a race against time as I try to save my botanical babies from a frosty demise. Will they survive? Can I bring them back from the icy clutches of winter?

Leave a comment below and tell me your best tips for keeping plants warm in a greenhouse during winter! Have you ever experienced a greenhouse disaster? Share your story in the comments!
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[Free_Falastin]

Something similar happened to me. I lost a bunch but I realized a lot of plants are extremely cold hardy. It was a good lesson to keep my babies indoors during the winter.

[petekooshian]

That sucks but I hope it's a comfort that you're doing important work!

[superdave]

Glad you didn't lose everything. That could have been a disaster.

[b_uppy]

One 9f the reasons why an add on to the house would be preferable to a freestanding greenhouse. Have seen where they used freestanding trombe walls pre cheap glass production. The ambient heat assisted earlier production of high value foods, etc.

Could add a cob wall and a rocket mass heater (or something similar/cheaper) as backup...

[MarkWorldPeace]

thats a damn hard knock Continue your hopes for future 👍🏼☮🇺🇸

[BarbaraMucha-yzff]

My mother fig plant died however I took two cutting over a year ago that are thriving. My only concern is when they get a fig on them they disappear. I'm not sure if it's birds, squirrels or people. Any hel

[tentv]

I really hope this is an elaborate April fools joke. Otherwise this really sucks for you man. 😢