how does my protection look for my windmills 😁

[parishilton]

i did mulch, lights, thermocube, burlap, and frost cloth bags. i also did a weather monitor in one of them and im gonna get another tomorrow to put in it. its currently mid 20s but i decided to give it all a test run just to make sure its all working so im not rushing when we have an incoming arctic blast that gives us low teens 

[parishilton]

is it true that the mini lights can’t touch the fronds? i just saw that i hope i wont burn them… 

[Las Palmas Norte]

29 minutes ago, parishilton said:

is it true that the mini lights can’t touch the fronds? i just saw that i hope i wont burn them… 

Larger Xmas C9 incandescent lights will burn foliage etc. I recall some lights that where an intermediate size and i think these where indoor tree lights. The mini incandescent lights only get mildly warm so they're safe and commonly used.

I won't comment on the winter protection method, only because I tend to build storm proof structures.

[Allen]

I would keep them dry by doing something like this with the palm wrapped additionally inside the structure.  If you are in 6A or less a insulated box method will be needed.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/aDrn8UM2e0M

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iV3d1bg2wa0