How to manage Greenhouse Management Optimization

A well-managed greenhouse should pay more attention to ventilation,

temperature, and light to create an optimal environment for plant cultivation.

1. Greenhouse Ventilation

· Setting vent on roof or side wall to improve airflow, design according to greenhouse size, location, and growing plants.

· Adjust the vent open to fit wind speed with plant needs.

· Adjust the opening window according to the night temperature to prevent the temperature from getting too low

· Open the vent at a certain time to reduce the humidity in the greenhouse

2. Temperature Control

·         Control the temperature inside the greenhouse, using ventilation, shading, and cooling systems

·         Manage substrate or nutrient solution temperature for healthy root growth.

·         Day-night temperature Difference: Adjust the day-night temperature to enhance crop quality.

3. Light Management

• Light intensity: using high light transmission covers or change in a certain     time, or adding Artificial light to specific crop requirements if needed.

• Lighting time: Adjust shading net system or supplementary system to influence plant     growth and development.

• Light quality: Optimize photosynthesis with suitable light wavelengths.

Additional Considerations

• Humidity: control humidity levels to prevent disease.

• CO2: Increase CO2 for improved photosynthesis.

• Nutrient solution: Precisely manage nutrient solutions for optimal plant health.

• Pest and disease: inspect the plant and take preventive measures on time.

• Can add automated systems for efficient environment control.

• Utilize data analysis for informed decision-making

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