Each owner of a land plot, going to build a greenhouse with their own hands, thinks about what material it will be built from, since it is the framework of the greenhouse that is the basis of everything buildings, we will focus on the types of frames. Perhaps someone will object that the foundation is first of all the foundation, and he will be right. But if you decide to make a collapsible greenhouse, then the foundation will not be needed in this case.
We will talk about how to grow healthy and tasty tomatoes in a greenhouse. 15-20 days after planting, the plants should already be tied up. The garter is carried out by everyone in their own way. It is possible to the stakes that are driven in during the planting of seedlings, it is possible to the trellis, that is, they stretch the wire at the top of the greenhouse and tie each plant at the bottom of the stem.
Incandescent lamps The main disadvantage of lamps with similar incandescent lamps is their low efficiency. The energy of the lamp provides not only lighting, but also heating of the incandescent lamp housing. In addition, luminaires with these lamps may have an unbalanced spectrum. For example, some incandescent light bulbs affect plant leaf deformation and stem growth. This is due to the large number of red, infrared and orange rays in the spectrum. These luminaires are more suitable for greenhouses.
Every gardener dreams of receiving fresh vegetables and fruits all year round. Greenhouse growing of plants allows not only to provide your family with useful trace elements, but also can become a source of a fairly profitable business. If you decide to start growing greenhouse plants, you need to know some planting rules. Greenhouse arrangement Today, polycarbonate greenhouses are the most popular. It is almost impossible to find a structure covered with plastic wrap or glass. Cellular polycarbonate is a material of artificial origin.
Relevant and useful information for novice gardeners Thanks to modern agricultural technology, you do not need to work all day to get a rich harvest. The main thing is to choose the right method for growing a particular crop, as well as the right methods of pest control. The question "What cannot be grown in a greenhouse?" long out of date. Because it's hard to imagine a crop that we couldn't grow in a greenhouse. A more important task facing every gardener is the compatibility of certain plants growing nearby, because not everyone has the opportunity to build separate greenhouses.