Make it Rain, Dutch Bros., Photostorm

Time to button down the hatches as we are again staring down the throat of a cold snap. We have been researching methods to improve our microclimate in the event of a frost, and I am fully invested in the make it rain method. This is a method that can work to gently lower the dewpoint around your garden itself, rather than allowing it to crash which can cause the type of frosting that will likely strike a death blow to your crop. Now let's hope I'm right. I guess it's time to be like Lil Weez and make it rain.

In the event that this method is faulty or poorly executed, we have been lucky enough to adopt an unofficial non-corporate sponsor in Dutch Brothers Coffee House, who has been kind enough to let me dumpster dive in their milk jug recycle bin. We are using these to create mini hot houses around all of our frost fragile plants, hoping to add another measure of protection to our arsenal.

I've included some photos to serve as a visual update, although the photos are already a couple days old even as I write this.

Couple rows of peppers, 69 plants in all.

Corner looking East/Southeast.

Tomatoes showing fences and cages.

Steve came out and actually worked!!!