Tomatoes and other veggies in winter greenhouse

Hi guys

I had a little look but didn't find too much.
Any tips for growing tomatoes in a greenhouse - Mediterranean climate (South Portugal) ?
days are fine but nights are the killer.
Im thinking compost heap?

Tks
SW

I have a little greenhouse, entirely passive. Last year we had tomatoes into the middle of December. This year I have two tomato plants, two peppers and two sweet potatoes. It's only the 2nd full summer with the greenhouse, so I'm still experimenting.

It depends on a lot of things--I assume you're trying to bring the temperature up at night. Is the greenhouse insulated? Any thermal mass? Are you looking for year-round growing, or just extending the growing season? Are the tomatoes for sale, or for your use? Are they in the ground (my preference) or in hydroponics, or in wicking beds? What kind of temperatures are you trying to mitigate?

If you have space, I'd say go for the compost heap (or pit). I didn't have room for that in my greenhouse. The compost won't stop radiating during the day, so you'll need a way to get rid of (or store) the excess heat. I created a waterwall and put in big water barrels for thermal mass. Straw bales are another option, or layers of insulation.

I made a compost heap in the greenhouse one winter. I won't be doing that again!!! The fumes, gasses, molds, and odor made it unbearable to be in the greenhouse.