Greenhouses use transparent covering materials (such as plastic film or glass) to allow sunlight to enter the interior of the short-wave radiation, which is absorbed by the ground and plants and converted into long-wave radiation.
A greenhouse, also known as a hothouse, is a facility that can transmit light and retain heat (or add heat), mainly used for cultivating plants such as vegetables, flowers, and forest trees in seasons unsuitable for plant growth.
A greenhouse, also known as a greenhouse, is a facility that can transmit light, heat preservation (or heating), mainly used to cultivate plants in the season that is not suitable for plant growth, such as vegetables, flowers and trees. By controlling the internal environment, greenhouses provide optimal growth conditions for plants, thus achieving efficient production.
Multi-arch greenhouses are usually constructed with high-strength steel frames and covered with light-transmitting materials such as polyethylene film or sunlight panels. This structure is not only beautiful and atmospheric, but also has good lighting and heat preservation effects.
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