That one perfect greenhouse morning last March near Asheville
Had a day last spring where everything just clicked in the greenhouse, no pests, no mildew, and the old cedar benches finally stopped wobbling. I counted 47 seedlings that came up overnight, mostly heirloom tomatoes and a few basil varieties I'd nearly given up on. What made it stand out is the humidity stayed at that sweet spot for six straight hours, which never happens in the mountains. Anyone else get those freak days where your plants basically tell you they're happy?
Did your cedar benches finally stay put after that, or did they start wobbling again a week later? A buddy of mine out near Black Mountain had one of those days last spring where his pepper starts all popped at once and the air felt just right. He swears it was the one morning his whole setup worked, then the rain came back and ruined it.