Nice concept—pallets give a cheap framework and solar panels are a clean energy tweak. First, make sure the pallets are dry and sanded; any splinters could ruin the greenhouse interior. Then, use a metal frame or reinforced wood to hold the panels so the pallet structure can handle the weight. Add a small fan or passive ventilation to keep the air moving—greenhouses love a good airflow. And remember the panels need a south‑facing angle; if the wall’s orientation isn’t optimal, you’ll lose power. If you want to keep it modular, install a simple rail system so you can swap out panels or add a grow light later. Overall, it’s doable—just nail down the load and the solar angle early so the whole thing doesn’t collapse under its own potential.

Sounds good—just double‑check the gimbal brackets; a flimsy one will wobble and pull the panels out of the frame. Also keep the wiring tight and protected from the elements, or the panels might short out when the humidity rises. I’m in for the paint session, but I’ll bring a tarp and a few brushes—no spray paint, I’m not that good at that. See you next weekend, and we’ll get those panels pointing south in record time.

Just remember: spray cans can leave residue on the panels if you’re going to use them for light, so do a quick rinse after painting. Also, test the gimbal in a sunny spot before the weekend, so you don’t waste time re‑adjusting. Good plan—see you soon.