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Building a Simple Cold Frame to Protect Deciduous Bonsai Trees
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Building a Simple Cold Frame to Protect Deciduous Bonsai Trees



In this video, I will show you how I build a simple cold frame using PVC pipes + Tarp to prepare for winter! Enjoy!

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7 Comments

  1. Murilo Ruy

    Hello there, thanks for the video.

    I have a question, if I may.

    I was looking through my seedlings this week and notice that some of it were wilting, starting from the tip. After a search on the internet I found out three possibilities, 1) too wet, 2) too dry, 3) too windy ou 4) Two types of fungus.

    If thee problem it's cause by fungus I had little hope to save the seedlings (that's what I read in the internet).

    My question is, if the problem cause it's the 1), 2) or 3), it's possible to save the seedlings ?

    It's beeing three days since I move the plants to a cooler place and windless spot.

    Thanks again 🙏

  4. iPheek

    Nice! I made one two years ago and it did it’s job. Then last year it fell apart with strong winds. What do you do with the ones that are still outside? Do you build more cold frames or do you just leave them outside?

  7. Ben B. Seattle

    Dont forget the glue my friend. I built a similar one a few years back that got blown apart during the high winds. I forgot the glue =)

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