Designing greenhouses that are tailored to your climate is essential for creating a successful growing environment. By considering factors such as insulation, ventilation, shading, water management, and automation, you can design a greenhouse that thrives in your specific climate conditions. Remember to assess your local climate, choose suitable materials, and incorporate features that will optimize the growing conditions for your plants. With proper design and planning, you can enjoy a productive and thriving greenhouse all year round.
Hydrangeas are prized for their big, colorful blooms, and if cared for properly, they will thrive, and their natural beauty will be enhanced.Even if you don’t have much space, you can still enjoy these flowers. Hydrangeas are suited to be grown as shrubs, in containers and in gardens. Just make sure they get enough morning sun (afternoon sun is too hot) and shade (but not too much). Base the amount of sun they are exposed to be where your garden is located. For example, hydrangeas that are further north need more light than those in the south.
Maintaining your commercial greenhouse can mean more than sealing doors, greasing hinges, and fixing tears or cracks in coverings. For commercial greenhouses, proper maintenance also means making necessary upgrades to keep your operation efficient and your workforce effective. Not only can this result in healthier plants, but also better profit margins.
There’s no denying that hydroponic gardening is growing—and will to continue to grow—in popularity because of its convenience, efficiency and eco-friendliness. But if you wanted to get in on this hot gardening trend, where do you begin? Basic Wick Hydroponic System:
Ground cover and low tunnels help growers transition between seasons with ease. Gardeners can prepare for late cold snaps and early heat waves that would otherwise devastate their crops.
Light is essential for plants to survive, but the color of grow lights can have a significant impact on how they develop. With the help of LED grow lights technology, multiple experiments are being conducted to determine how plants react to light when exposed to different colors of the spectrum in terms of height, weight, color, texture, and more.
Natural ventilation has become a preferred option for larger growers, in particular, as energy costs of fan cooling rise. This ventilation method works by supplying cooler air, such as through vents or an open-roof design, to allow the lighter, warmer air to be pushed out. All greenhouses built prior to the 1950s featured a system of louvres and vents to help allow excess heat to escape by pulling cooler air in.
Taking the first steps in the seed-starting process means that spring is not far away. But with greenhouses, growers can start that process. Starting your seeds in greenhouses makes it easy for seedlings to grow and plants to thrive. Browse our seed propagation supplies to find easy solutions to starting your seeds.
Control Greenhouse Pests Monday, February 25, 2019 Greenhouse growers aim to create an ideal environment in which plants can thrive year round. Along with managing temperature and humidity, keeping greenhouse pests out and preventing the spread of disease are important.
Potting greenhouse plants is time-consuming but manageable if you are a commercial gardener. In commercial growing, as operations increase, improving efficiency of labor and controlling costs takes on greater importance. Depending on the size of your operation, a potting machine may be the answer. Potting greenhouse plants becomes easy and efficient with the use of these machines. This technology enhances productivity and helps achieve greater uniformity (which also impacts efficiency and quality) of your plants
