[Strawbale] Michele's planned attached greenhouse

[Speireag Alden]

On 2007, Nov 28, at 18:33, Raftercat5 at aol.com wrote:

> Michele:  That sounds wonderful, but think of this:  a greenhouse   
> gets very
> humid because the plants will need water.

     A greenhouse which is much warmer than the house is going to  
want venting anyway, so the humidity should be taken care of,  
especially if the incoming vents are along where the greenhouse meets  
the house.

     When the greenhouse is cooler than the house, then the air will  
hold less water anyway, and the moisture should be less of an issue.

     Many greenhouses I've been in are relatively dry, and only feel  
moist because you enter them from outside, where it's less moist.

     Personally, I'm not intending anything special in the way of  
moisture protection between my greenhouse and my house.

-Speireag.