Propagation is the best part of growing! It is so exciting to make all those new baby plants. 💚

That looks like a tool that would work really well around the house after you have an establish Garden as well

Thanks for sharing your experience with us 🥵 It’s hot down here in Florida too. I can feel it.

Yea, I've been waiting for this video ever since you were at your old house. I want to set up a mist system and needed some ideas. Thanks.

Thank you! The frame look really easy to build. I waz thinking to myself, "I can do that!" I have not worked with PVC pipe but I sure love installing drip line runs in my garden. I'm thinking this looked easy too and I am going to give it a try. Time to up my game on the whole misting systems. I love watching your weekly videos. I'm learning the steps by joining in your nursery endeavors of the "good; the "that didn't turn out the way I planned, and the "don't make a big deal of it" just keep trying until yiu find what works fir you.🌱🌱🌱💚😎 Thank you! 💚🤗

Savvy dirt farmer i use that same mist timer have had it for several years it works great. No problems at all just changing batteries

You are sooo smart and adventurous!!

Will you please comment with the specs on the timer you used for your original mist system. Mine was working but now we are having trouble with the mist not coming on, water in the unit, questionable performance overall. Would appreciate a referral to a good unit. Thanks as always for your good teaching. 👍🏼🙏🏻

Excellent tutorial Craig! Impressive as always. I just did some spirea cuttings yesterday. I’m trying to propagate as much as I can and I thank you for all your helpful videos - Eric

You guys have it so easy down south lol … im in upstate NY and any water projects for me involve 4 ft deep trenches lol

Congratulations!!

Great video as usual. I built a mist tent after your design from when you were in your previous location. Thanks for the information.

Great design! Going to provide for a huge amount of propagation!

Awesome! The mist looks great! i just love all your structures!

Good for you! will allow you to start hundreds more plants. So proud of y'all. 🙂

Awesome this is sooooo helpful!!!

I just built this propagation station and have it temporarily hooked up to the hose with some black irrigation tubing I reclaimed from another project. I have also just received the dig timer and will be getting more serious with real pvc and all the fixings. Thank you for the inspiration once again. I love watching your progress.

i love the music....

This is awesome... if you'd do more on why use mist for this, I'd appreciate it... Blessings

Nice work! I'm sure it will work great. You have plenty of room in case you decide to extend it in the future. If you expand more than your water supply can handle, you just need to fork your water line into 2 separate timers and mist lines and program them to be on offset times.

Love DIG timers.

Great project. I think you mist a spot.

I would have kept the frame higher and made longer pvc stubs with the mister on them so you didn't have to bend so low. Your back is your #1 tool, and you need to take care of it

How much sun do you cut out ? What percentage of of shade cloth

Just want to thank you and your family for walking us through all of the steps to start a small nursery. Last month I bought a load of mulch and a few plants to split. Today I ordered shade cloth. As an experiment, I'm trying to use only the money I get from the fresh eggs I sell. It's slow going but by next spring I should have plants to sell. My Lime Light Hydrangea cuttings seem to be struggling a bit. Is it too late to take more? The mother plant is about to burst into bloom. Than you again! I'm so excited about having a little side hustle!

We had an "electric leaf" to control our mist. It sensed water on it's surface and turned off and on. It was for Rhododendrons.

I would like to see a walk thought on the black grow house. Yr backyard is soooooo bad azz

Where did you get your mist heads? Great video!

As someone with a well - 175 ft deep, that has to push out of a valley after that - I can only dream of having too much water pressure, 🤣

Could you provide a link to the mist heads you use please. A great project. I watched your other video you posted when you were in the back yard but this one was more in-depth. Thanks for all you do.

Love watching the progress... 🤔🤔 Would it be better to install water hose ends between the timer and misting structure so that a custom length garden hose connects the system? This would allow for moving the misting station(s) without disrupting hard piping or adding a "Y" connection for a parallel station. (??) .

Did you do a follow up video on your thoughts about this mist timer you used. What is the model no for the Galcon timer, there appears to be more than one that looks like yours. Thanks.

Ive had multiple irrigation battery timers fail because we got down to freezing briefly and they could not handle it. Im wondering if my timer was elevated so it could drain, if that might help.

This is crazy and lovely in the same time! Have ever you consider to build an glass greenhouse where the floor is just concrete ? Its way better for propagation and also growing baby plants in their first months.

Great video. What is the pressure regulator you installed?

I would have mounted my timer out of the mist.

En Español. Saludos Cordiales. El problema que tengo en mi Finca en República Dominicana es qué las tuberías de PVC estában instaladas afuera sobre el plástico negro, y durante el día el agua interna subió a unos 112° o más. Termine quemado con agua caliente las hojas de unas 900 plantitas de Helechos, Orégano y Perejil y Cilantro, todas sus hojas se marchitaron y murieron. Ésta Semana los Empleados cortaron y pasaron bajo el plástico negro los tubos de PVC de 1", pues el Sol de comienzo de Verano está bien caluroso. Le recomiendo por mi mala experiencia de agua bien caliente qué ponga bajo los plásticos todos los tubos de PVC, de esta forma no regará agua caliente a las plantas jóvenes. Gracias por sus Videos.

So, how's the propagation valve/timer working out? I'm considering getting one and was wondering if you had some pros/cons on it yet.

I found a timer that I really like. It’s battery but after a few weeks, I was having to put new batteries in every other day. And that’s just not going to happen. I ordered another one hoping the first ones just a fluke

How do you like that battery operated timer? How long does it last.

Could you have put the controller on the top of the wooden frame so you don't have to bend down and squint to read it? I'm old, lol, and I think of these things. Also, the wind/mist problem, would the double layer of shade cloth have alleviated some of the mist blowing away, so you could have kept the wooden frame higher? Just curious.

Next time install all plumbing then cut line and tie in

How are you liking the DiGG timer, would you recommend it now after having used it?

What mist timer do you recommend for greenhouse propagation, and how often and how long should I water?

How did this work out with cuttings?

How long does it take cuttings to root? And how do you know when to transfer them from the mist to the shade house?

Where did you buy mist heads?

The brand is DIG but what model?. I can’t find it.

Where's your filter? Won't you need mesh screen drip filter of at least 150 for a mist head?

Please see my comment of 4 days ago. I am desperate for a good timer for my mist system. The one I found on Amazon Mist Timer II is not reliable. Please let me know the one you used in your original mist system, or one I cam depend on. My mist house is about the size of your original one. Please help. I am desperate! Thank you.

How did this work out for you?