What plants are suitable for planting in polycarbonate greenhouses?
Polycarbonate greenhouses are suitable for planting a variety of
plants due to their excellent insulation, transparency, and other
properties. The following are some common types:
flowers and plants
Phalaenopsis: prefers warm, humid, and semi shaded environments.
Polycarbonate greenhouses can provide stable temperature and
humidity, and good light transmittance can also meet its needs for
light, which is beneficial for the flower bud differentiation and
growth and development of Phalaenopsis.
Roses: They prefer light and warmth. Polycarbonate greenhouses can
provide suitable conditions for rose growth, prolong flowering
period, and improve flower quality by adjusting temperature and
light.
Tulip: It belongs to the category of long daylight flowers and
prefers sunny and sheltered climates. It is warm and humid in
winter and cool and dry in summer. Polycarbonate greenhouses can
create an environment that meets the growth needs of tulips in
different seasons, allowing them to grow well.
vegetable
Tomatoes: are warm loving vegetables that grow well in warm and
well lit environments. Polycarbonate greenhouse can ensure suitable
indoor temperature, even in cold seasons, to meet the temperature
requirements for tomato growth. At the same time, good transparency
helps tomatoes carry out photosynthesis, improve fruit yield and
quality.
Cucumber: prefers warmth and humidity, and has high requirements
for light. Polycarbonate greenhouses can create an ideal
environment for cucumber growth by adjusting temperature, humidity,
and lighting conditions, promoting plant growth and fruit
development.
Lettuce: prefers a cool climate, polycarbonate greenhouses can
create a relatively cool environment for lettuce in summer through
ventilation and cooling measures, avoiding poor growth or flowering
due to high temperatures. At the same time, they can maintain a
certain temperature in winter to ensure safe growth.
fruit
Strawberries: Strawberry growth requires sufficient light and
suitable temperature and humidity. Polycarbonate greenhouses can
provide a warm environment in winter, protecting strawberries from
low-temperature freezing damage. At the same time, by adjusting
light and temperature, it can promote strawberry flower bud
differentiation and fruit development, achieve off-season planting,
and improve economic benefits.
Grapes: Grape growth requires sufficient light and heat, as well as
certain temperature and humidity requirements. Polycarbonate
greenhouses can adjust environmental conditions according to the
needs of different growth stages of grapes, which helps with grape
growth, flowering, fruiting, and improves grape quality and yield.
Dragon fruit: Dragon fruit is a tropical and subtropical fruit that
prefers light and warmth. Polycarbonate greenhouses can provide
sufficient light and suitable temperature for it, even in northern
regions, to meet the environmental requirements for dragon fruit
growth and achieve high yields through greenhouse cultivation.
Other economic crops
Tea: Tea trees prefer temperature and humidity, and have high
requirements for light. Polycarbonate greenhouses can simulate the
original environment of tea trees, providing a stable growth
environment for tea trees by controlling temperature, humidity, and
light, which helps to improve tea yield and quality.
Vanilla: Vanilla plants such as mint and basil usually prefer warm
and well lit environments. Polycarbonate greenhouses can provide
suitable growth conditions, promote the growth of vanilla plants
and the accumulation of volatile oils, and enhance their economic
value.
