Today, we finished building the inner wall of the greenhouse. Constructing the wall wasn’t just about sticking pieces together; it was a meticulous process that required precise measuring and careful planning. To start, everyone had to disassemble the planter boxes, which involved two hours of back-breaking labor, crouching down and drilling out multiple screws from each corner of the box. Then, each piece had to be measured and cut according to the length of each side of the dome. However, since the wood from the planter boxes had been worn down, we had to do additional work on each piece for the inner wall. Each piece of wood had to be carefully sanded down and stained to make it waterproof. Finally, we drilled all the pieces together to complete the base. The process was challenging but ultimately rewarding, as it taught us the importance of math in construction.
Keep calm and keep growing!
Climate Roots 